Science Education for Diversity

The Science Education for Diversity (SED) project commenced in January 2010 and ran until December 2012, funded by the European Union’s (EU) Seventh Framework Programme. The partners engaged in the work sought to improve the quality of science education in Europe through transnational collaboration. The ultimate aim of the SED project was to understand how countries in both Europe (England/Netherlands) and the partner countries of India, Turkey, Lebanon and Malaysia were addressing the issue of gender and cultural diversity in regard to engaging young people in science education. The final series of trials and results is being published through papers, journals and books. All of the outputs from the project are available on the SED’s website. Full article...