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CRYSTAL-Sherbrooke distinguishes itself through the following elements:
 

 

Presentation of the Centre

 

A double mission of research and development

  • To do research on the teaching practices used in science & technology and mathematics education as well as to assure the training for researchers in this field.

  • To support teachers in their teaching approaches which predispose a quality scientific education for students.

Three priority research axis

  • Professional competence in science & technology and mathematics education.

  • Integrative teaching approaches: problem-based learning, project-based learning and interdisciplinary education.

  • Educational resources (laboratories, textbooks, TIC, museums, etc.).

Interfaculty expertise

Collaboration with professionals in education

  • Training days for teachers participating in the project.

  • Study days for the school environment.

  • Activities for students.

  • Annual scientific programming for the researchers, students and partners.

Integrative approaches

  • The research of CRYSTAL-Sherbrooke focus on these approaches among others, which were highlighted in the new secondary STM programs in Quebec, like elsewhere in Canada. It includes problem-based learning, project-based learning and interdisciplinary education.

Welcoming environment for students and postdoctoral stagiaires

  • A stimulating working environment encouraging exchanges between peers and researchers.

  • Quality research support and supervision.

  • An active participation in scientific activities such as conferences, study days, seminars and symposiums.

  • The possibility of obtaining a research assistantship.

  • The possibility of obtaining a postdoctoral fellowship.

Rich and varied scientific program

  • A scientific program encouraging intellectual exchanges is offered every year, as well as a series of scientific conferences.
     


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