Chemistry camp for 144 top academic Taiwanese students, this year we are running workshop based around cyanotypes and charge transfer complexes
17 July – Dinner at Sarawak Club (you and your team’s favourite restaurant…if I remember correctly!)
18th July
– Hands – on workshop on ‘Teaching of Science – The Fun Way’ facilitated by the Otago team.
Target audience : 40 student-teachers from the 4 IPGs in Sarawak (majority Science major and 10 – 15 majoring in TESL) and some 15 – 20 lecturers from the 4 IPGs. Venue: IPG Batu Lintang
Request : for the workshops to be a sort of TOT – preferably for the activities that your team are going to carry out in schools that week. That way, they can also assist in facilitating the activities.
19th July
Hands – on workshop with parents facilitated by Otago team. The main objective is to spark interest among parents on the science of our surroundings (if there is such a thing…). The idea is to increase their awareness on science and hope that this will in turn get them to be more involved in their children’s learning.
Running concurrently with the workshop for parents will be the workshop for the primary school teachers and pupils. As it is rather exam oriented, the workshop will be facilitated by our lecturers and some school teachers.
Venue : IPG Batu Lintang
20th July
Science demonstrations for primary school pupils and teachers (the whole school is expected to partcipate). They will watch science experiments demonstrations by the Otago team. Probably about 2 hours
Venue: SK Batu Lintang (the school is just next door)
24th July
SMK Muara Tuang – your team will decide what you want to do with them this year (they are REALLY looking forward to meeting your team again!)
25th July
SMK Sebuyau – the same school we went to last year. Again this will be lab sessions with the secondary school students and their teachers like what we did last time. This time we will be bringing along our student teachers and lecturers to assist in the workshops (hence the workshop on 18th).The school is planning for a river cruise and will most likely invite a local dignitary to officiate the event. We will spend one night at the school.
25th
0630 – 0800 – journey to the school
0830 – 1000 – discussion with teachers and school head, lab set up etc
1025 – 1200 – 5 lab sessions running concurrently facilitated by Otago team
Room 1 – 13 year olds (general science for Rooms 1 – 3)
Room 2 – 14 year olds
Room 3 – 15 year olds
Room 4 – 16 year olds (focus on Chemistry/Physics)
Room 5 – 17 year olds (focus on Chemistry and Physics)
1200 – 1330 – Unpacking the previous session facilitated by IPGKBL lecturers and Otago team
1430 onwards – river cruise and longhouse visit
26th
0830 – 1030 – Ceremonial event officiated by a local dignitary and a science demonstration by Otago team for the whole school
class sessions during day and then science for supper 3:30-4:30 after school
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