This session will explore practical approaches to astronomy education in the classroom, highlighting effective strategies and innovative teaching practices that engage students at both primary school level

This session will explore practical approaches to astronomy education in the classroom, highlighting effective strategies and innovative teaching practices that engage students at secondary level

This session will explore recent developments and findings in astronomy education research, examining methodologies, assessment techniques, and the impact of various educational interventions on learners and educators.

This session will focus on inclusive astronomy education through Universal Design principles, featuring three sub-sessions on supporting blind and partially sighted, deaf, and neurodiverse communities. It will highlight best practices for working with these groups while providing a space to share resources and expertise.

This session will explore the future of radio astronomy — from next-generation facilities and the challenges of the big data era, to key research areas including pulsars, transients, fast radio bursts, all-sky surveys, and galaxy studies. It will also cover how ongoing programs and citizen science initiatives are opening new opportunities to bring these developments into educational settings.

This session will focus on the many innovative ways astronomy is being taught, with practical tips on how to implement them.