Our next Science Debate Kit asks:
As the Royal Institution CHRISTMAS LECTURES take an in-depth look at how new discoveries made as a result of the pandemic are set to change the future of medicine students can explore the societal and ethical implications of science and technology through 8 thought-provoking character cards. Continue reading
Mae’r Pecyn Dadlau Brechiadau, a grĂŤwyd ar ran eBug, yn gofyn:
A ddylai fod yn ofynnol i blant gael eu holl brechiadau cyn y gallant fynd i’r ysgol?
Llawrlwythwch eich Pecyn Dadlau Brechiadau Cymraeg nawr! Continue reading
The Self-Driving Cars Debate Kit was funded by the Institute of Physics, the Royal Institution, and Lloydâs Register Foundation. It was produced alongside the CHRISTMAS LECTURES Zone, in partnership with the 2019 RI CHRISTMAS LECTURES series: Secrets and lies?
The Self-Driving Cars Debate Kit asks the question: Should our town centre be for self-driving cars only?
Through our evaluation we have learnt:
Our next Science Debate Kit, created on behalf of the RI, asks the question:
In the same year that governments around the world have severely limited international travel due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the UK will host COP-26 to map out mankindâs next steps in tackling global warming.
The Kits will be dispatched from March 2021.
The Unisex Toilets Debate Kit asks the question: Should schools make all their toilets unisex?
The Debate Kit was funded by the Royal Institution and Lloydâs Register Foundation. It was produced alongside the CHRISTMAS LECTURES Zone, in partnership with the 2018 RI CHRISTMAS LECTURES series: Who am I?. Continue reading
Our next Science Debate Kit, funded by the RI, asks the question:
As the Royal Institution CHRISTMAS LECTURES take an in-depth look at the Earthâs delicate systems, and how our planet keeps us alive, students can discuss how our individual decisions impact the climate. Students can explore the societal and ethical implications of science and technology through 8 thought-provoking character cards.
The Kit will be available in February 2021.
The Artificial Intelligence Debate Kit asks the question: Will the benefits of AI outweigh its risks?