Engage with neuroscience: Brain Awareness Video Contest
Posted: Mon Mar 24, 2014 8:42 am
Encourage your home school community to engage with neuroscience:
Participate in the 2014 Brain Awareness Video Contest!
Engage your children, students, and home school community in science learning! Create an educational video about the brain for the 2014 Brain Awareness Video Contest. Demonstrate a neuroscience concept through animation, song, skit, or any other creative approach.
Get your home school cooperative, activity group, or community excited about neuroscience and put your creative skills to work for a chance to $1,000!
Anyone can enter. You can work on a video by yourself, with your children, or in a larger group. This is an especially great opportunity to get younger audiences engaged in science. Videos must be submitted by an SfN member. Find a member near you with the Neuroscientist-Teacher Partner Program at [url]SfN.org/NTP[/url].
Top videos will be featured on [url]SfN.org[/url] and [url]BrainFacts.org[/url] and recognized at Neuroscience 2014.
Submissions are due June 12 - start working on your video today!
Watch last year's winning videos and learn more at www.brainfacts.org/bavc.
If you have any questions, please email baw@sfn.org.
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Participate in the 2014 Brain Awareness Video Contest!
Engage your children, students, and home school community in science learning! Create an educational video about the brain for the 2014 Brain Awareness Video Contest. Demonstrate a neuroscience concept through animation, song, skit, or any other creative approach.
Get your home school cooperative, activity group, or community excited about neuroscience and put your creative skills to work for a chance to $1,000!
Anyone can enter. You can work on a video by yourself, with your children, or in a larger group. This is an especially great opportunity to get younger audiences engaged in science. Videos must be submitted by an SfN member. Find a member near you with the Neuroscientist-Teacher Partner Program at [url]SfN.org/NTP[/url].
Top videos will be featured on [url]SfN.org[/url] and [url]BrainFacts.org[/url] and recognized at Neuroscience 2014.
Submissions are due June 12 - start working on your video today!
Watch last year's winning videos and learn more at www.brainfacts.org/bavc.
If you have any questions, please email baw@sfn.org.
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