The Department of Science and Technology-Science Technology Education (DOST-SEI) brought Science Explorer and NuLab to UPLB last November 11-15 to cater elementary and junior high school students with the new dimension of Science, Technology and Mathematics (STEM) to learners.
By: Christine Casido, Leila Mapa, Kristine Cueto, Ezy Matalog
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By: Cruzette Mejia, Jullia Minas, Yngrid Denielle Comiling, Grabriel Zen Igaya, and Marie Janille Berdin
By Casido, Christine Joy // Cueto, Kristine Maeko // Mapa, Leila // Matalog, Ezy
This week, our media writers will work in groups to develop content about the DOST’s Science Explorer’s visit to UP Los Baños. The audiovisual materials developed will showcase our media writers’ “diskarte” in developing distinctive high-value content for an online audience. (Deadline: November 18)
The Science Explorer and nuLab Buses have arrived at the University of the Philippines Los Baños!
Group (BINHI):
Kate Abulad
Marian Ilinon
Louisse Parado
Shann Elyse Pasion
Mark Genesis Topinio
Maria Thresha Ursolino
Imagine learning science inside a bus. Isn’t it cool? Thanks to DOST-SEI’s (Department of Science and Technology – Science Education Institute) two cool buses that just visited UPLB this month. Get to know the nuLab and Science Explorer buses by watching this video!
The Science Explorer and nuLab Buses have arrived at the University of the Philippines Los Baños!
Group (BINHI):
Marian Illinon
Louisse Parado
Shann Elyse Pasion
Mark Genesis Topinio
Maria Thresha Ursolino
This year, nuLab is introduced to the public. It aims to bring to schools that are under-equipped or have no science laboratories a fun experience in learning science through cool experiments, inspiring them to pursue S&T courses in the future.
In “nuLab”, the audience will have a glimpse of the emerging science careers. They feature topics such as nanotechnology, aerospace engineering, nuclear science, earthquake risk analysis, science media literacy, programming, oceanography, robotics, entomology, and environmental science.
But what exactly is “nuLab”? Is that an actual laboratory? How does it differ from the Science Explorer Bus of DOST?
Know more about the new mobile science learning facility of the Department of Science and Technology-Science Education Institute (DOST-SEI) by watching the video below!
Science is really a difficult subject but with these buses, learning will be surely fun and exciting.
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