Physics@Work for Science Teachers

Mary Mullaghy March 20, 2016

Continuing the "Physics@Work" series for Science Teachers on Tuesday 15th March at 7.30pm upstairs in The Ferryman, 35 Sir John Rogerson’s  Quay, D2. (opposite National Convention Centre) "An illustrated talk and tour of Dublin’s Victorian Diving Bell" by Joe Ryan, Irish Coast Guard.    

Bindon Blood Stoney was the engineer who designed the quay walls for the River Liffey, and in the process, he pioneered the use of precast concrete. He designed the diving bell to carry out the work. He was the brother of the physicist George Johnstone Stoney,  known for coining the term electron for the fundamental unit of electricity.

Please note the floor consists of a open mesh so please wear flat shoes

Please do not contact Dublin Port or The Ferryman http://www.iopireland.org

To book click the link: http://tinyurl.com/IoPDivingBell 

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KidWind – FREE Training in Wind Energy for Teachers

KidWind Ireland is a project that seeks to support teachers all over Ireland to access training programs and equipment in wind energy. The course may be useful for Transition Year and the new Junior Cycle activities.

The primary aim of the KidWind program is to train and equip teachers at primary and second level to teach their own students about wind energy and provide knowledge about the industry and topic. The program is aimed at teachers of science, mathematics and geography although others may attend. This 4 day course is hands-on with a practical focus. Participant teachers will receive FREE class materials, lesson plans and FREE wind turbine lab kits to take back to their schools. 

Times and locations:

4th-7th of June 2013: Lifetime Lab, Cork City

4th-7th of June 2013: Dublin West Education Centre, Tallaght, Dublin 24

10th-13th of June 2013: Donegal Education Centre, Donegal Town

Lunch and refreshments will also be provided during the training.

Registration: Interested teachers can register for the course via the Irish Wind Energy Association Wind SkillNet webpage at http://www.iwea.com/index.cfm/page/upcomingtrainingcourses1
or by email to Deborah@iwea.com


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