The “Science Tour” of the Les Petits Débrouards Grand Ouest association travels the roads of France. His truck stopped last Wednesday in Sillé-le-Guillaume. The Science Tour program consists of traveling activities aimed at bringing scientific and technical culture closer to residents.
This Wednesday, November 20, was a day of entertainment, included in the program of the “La tannerie” Media Library, which covered the theme of water through various workshops, accessible to all free of charge. How to recognize the potability of water, fine motor skills exercises on the buoyancy of objects, the water cycle and many other awareness-raising activities.
As this event falls on a Wednesday, market day, we suggested that the truck be parked in the morning at the market for better visibility, comments Clémence Rocton, manager of the media library.
And it was a real attendance success. Same thing in the afternoon, when the truck was at the La Tannerie media library so lovers of curiosities, children or adults, were able to experience a scientific tale.
* **How does the “Science Tour” utilize hands-on activities to promote active learning and engage participants of different ages and backgrounds?**
## Exploring the World of Science: An Interview
Welcome to World Today News! Today we’re diving into the fascinating world of science outreach with two special guests: Clemence Rocton, manager of the “La Tannerie” Media Library in Sillé-le-Guillaume, and a representative from the Les Petits Débrouards Grand Ouest association currently leading the “Science Tour”.
**Section 1: The Power of Hands-on Learning**
* **Clemence, you hosted the “Science Tour” at your media library. Could you tell us about the workshops offered and what made them particularly engaging for visitors?**
* **[Guest from Les Petits Débrouards], how does the “Science Tour” approach designing workshops that cater to different age groups and learning styles? What are some key principles that guide your choices?**
**Section 2: Accessibility and Community Engagement**
* **Clemence, your media library chose to partner with the “Science Tour” on a market day. Why was this strategic decision made and what impact did it have on community engagement?**
* **[Guest from Les Petits Débrouards], how important is community outreach and making science accessible to everyone, regardless of their background or location? How does “Science Tour” strive to achieve this goal?**
**Section 3: The Importance of STEM Education**
* **Clemence, how does this initiative align with the media library’s mission of promoting literacy and learning within the community?**
* **[Guest from Les Petits Débrouards], in your experience, what are the benefits of early exposure to STEM fields? What message do you hope to convey through the ”Science Tour”?**
**Section 4: The Future of Science Outreach**
* **Clemence, what are some future initiatives you’d like to see implemented at the media library to further promote science education and engagement within your community?**
* **[Guest from Les Petits Débrouards], what are the future goals and aspirations for the “Science Tour”? How do you envision its impact expanding beyond Sillé-le-Guillaume and reaching more individuals across France?**
We’d like to express our deepest gratitude to both of our guests for sharing their insights and experiences.Thank you for tuning in to World Today News, where we strive to bring you the latest developments in science, education and community engagement.
