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• TITLE: Informal Science Education in the Footsteps of Galileo’s Dialogue

  AUTHORS: Constantina Stefanidou, Maria Panagopoulou

  KEYWORDS: Galileo, Science Festival, Informal Science Education

  JOURNAL NAME: Advances in Historical Studies, Vol.8 No.5, November 6, 2019

  ABSTRACT: In this paper, the inclusion of History and Philosophy of Science in non-formal and informal science education is proposed in order to provide students with the opportunity to grasp some aspects of Nature of Science with which they are not familiarized in the context of formal education. The cultural aspects of science, which is an important component of scientific literacy, are presented in an informal education context: in this case, a Science Festival. An interactively narrative inspired by Galileo’s Dialogue is used in order to engage junior high school students with History of Science and to enhance their conceptual understanding of cultural aspects of science.