Metaorganismusforschung trifft Schule: Wissenschaftskommunikation an der Universität zu Kiel

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The Darwin Day: modern science meets school. During the Darwin Day at the University of Kiel high school students are introduced to recent research fields in modern biology. In 2018 the holistic view of a metaorganism offered the students new scientific ways of thinking and working, which are important for a profound understanding of biological interrelations as well as current clinical disorders. In order to bring new insights from biological research and modern science to school, different formats of science communication can be used. One possibility is the visit of extracurricular learning opportunities such as the Darwin Day at the University of Kiel. By linking current biological research with an out-of-school learning place, the importance of science communication can be illustrated. For this purpose, the Darwin Day and an accompanying teaching unit are presented in this article. Furthermore, insights into the evaluation of this outreach format are given.

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Claussen, C., Knapp, J. M., Kapitza, M., Bernholt, A., Schulenburg, H., & Kremer, K. (2020). Metaorganismusforschung trifft Schule: Wissenschaftskommunikation an der Universität zu Kiel. Biologie in Unserer Zeit, 50(4), 270–277. https://doi.org/10.1002/biuz.202010713

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