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The 2023 edition of the “Science and Technology Caravan” brings scientific knowledge to all regions of Para

The 2023 edition of the “Science and Technology Caravan” brings scientific knowledge to all regions of Para

The initiative works through educational institutions in cities, neighborhoods, and communities across the state with actions in the technical and scientific fields

Written by Ivaldo Jr. (SECOM)

03/14/2023 10:30 a.m

As a means of promoting knowledge, technology and innovation, the State Secretariat for Science, Technology, Vocational and Technological Education (Sectet), an agency associated with the Government of Para, continues to issue the “Caravan of Science and Technology in Para” for the year 2023. The initiative takes more than 30 experiences to school communities in all regions of Para and offers workshops About science, entrepreneurship, robotics and 3D printing.

“Science and technology caravans are an important opportunity for teens and young adults to feel attracted to the most diverse activities that bring knowledge related to education. This is an initiative of the state government and we intend to promote more,” affirmed Helio Light, chairman of the sect.

Since the beginning of the program in 2022, more than ten thousand male and female students in 23 schools have benefited. More than 160 classes have already been formed. In Xinguara, in the southeastern region, Thales Daniel, a ninth-grade student at the Cora Coralina Municipal School, was one of those who benefited during the caravan workshops.

“After I started attending the entrepreneurial space here at EETEPA (State School of Vocational and Technological Education), I learned a lot. There are so many entrepreneurial techniques, it’s a choice you make. It’s important to add value to things as a way to make money. I learned many lessons from Like this, ”the future entrepreneur noted.

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The events in each city last for five days and seek to explore, through classes, courses, workshops, exhibitions, concepts and practical content in the fields of Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Mathematics, Astronomy, Ecology, Robotics, Communications Technology, Computing and Education, as explained by Caravan Coordinator, Thays Gouvea.

“We are taking these experiences into our art schools. These are situations that, more often than not, the student does not see within the classroom. The entire school community benefits with the goal of opening the mind. A bridge between basic education and higher education,” he concluded.

Check out the action schedule:

Castanhall – March 13, 2023
EE for technical education of the middle level São Lucas

The Observatory – March 16, 2023
EETEPA Observatory

Barcarina – March 21, 2023
Professor Maria Sequeira dos Santos Dias Technical School”

Corosa – March 24, 2023
EEETEPA Professor Maria de Nazaré Guimarães Macedo

Salvatierra – March 29, 2023
EETEPA salvaterra

Cametá – April 3, 2023
Integrated Center of Baixo Tocantins (CIEBT)

Thailand – April 6, 2023
EETEPA Thailand

Paragominas – April 11, 2023
EETEPA paragominas

Nova Ipixona – April 14, 2023
EEEM Maria Irani Rodrigues da Silva

Bom Jesus de Tocantins – April 19, 2023
State High School María Silvia dos Santos

Xinguara – April 24, 2023
EETEPA Xinguara

Santana de Araguaia – April 27, 2023
EETEPA Santana de Araguaia

Santarem – May 2, 2023
EEEPA Santarem Avenida Fernando Guilhon

Monte Alegre – May 5, 2023
EETEPA Monte Alegre

Bethlehem – May 10, 2023
PCT – Science and Technology Park

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