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At SNCT 2015, the Scientific Education Centers welcomed students and teachers from Partner Public Schools, the event is one of the strategies for disseminating scientific knowledge, students take on the role of monitors and present the knowledge produced and systematized by them in the workshops.<\/p>\n
At the Natal Unit, 565 students and teachers from partner schools attended the event over the two days of visits, everyone was able to participate in the activities carried out in the workshops, with experiments, presentations and explanations by students.<\/p>\n
In Maca\u00edba, teachers, coordinators and directors of Public Elementary Schools I and II in the municipalities of Maca\u00edba, Bom Jesus, Parnamirim and S\u00e3o Jos\u00e9 do Mipibu, participated in the event. Over the two days, there was an average of 900 visitors who were able to learn about experiments and participate in interactive activities in the 04 workshops. Students from the Future Scientists Project \u2013 INCEMAQ also participated in the SNCT, presenting the activities they carry out at the Research Center.<\/p>\n
At the Scientific Education Center of Serrinha \u2013 BA, 956 students and 63 teachers from 18 Partner Public Schools visited SNCT during the two days and were able to learn about experiments and interactive activities developed by the students.<\/p>\n
Director Maelia Pinheiro do Nascimento, from Escola Municipal Auta de Sousa, municipality of Maca\u00edba, participated in the event and gave the following statement:<\/p>\n
\u00a0\u201cI'm loving everything. I really enjoyed the work presented in the workshops. I saw a lot of cool and interesting things here. I liked the Science and Art workshop with photo-animation and how they put together this work, using so many photos. I liked the historical part that I saw at the Science and History Workshop, which featured women, their rights, especially the poet Auta de Souza, who is from Maca\u00edba. Very good! Everyone is to be congratulated. I see that this work is very important, their daily life, here and there at our school, has helped a lot in their learning, but there is an important side here, they see the content more time and the activities are implemented more easily. You have more opportunity and time to work on the concrete and this is a benefit for them and for us too, because when they return to our school they improve their performance\u201d. <\/strong><\/p>\n See the content presented in each of the units of the Scientific Education Centers and photos from the event:<\/p>\n