At the Nobel Prize Teacher Summit teachers from all over the world meet Nobel Laurates, top scientists and peace activists around a theme of great importance in education.
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Nobel Prize Teacher Summit takes place in Stockholm each autumn as well as in other cities in collaboration with universities, museums and other institutions in connection with the project Nobel Prize Museum on Tour.
Who can attend the summit and what's the purpose of the event? Get your questions straight in this FAQ.
Teachers travelling from abroad to attend a Nobel Prize Teacher Summit can often take part in a four-day extended programme with school visits, workshops and a customized tour of the city of the current event.
We call on schools, universities, science centers and other institutions around the world, to invite teachers to take part in the online version of the Nobel Prize Teacher Summit – at your location!
A complex world requires sharp navigational skills. Fast newsflashes, complex disputes, disinformation and polarised values can make the flood of facts difficult to assess.
Climate change affects us all, and the way we address climate change in the educational system will have a major impact on future generations. How to teach about climate change in a constructive way?
A world without ignorance and racism starts in school, therefore we choose this year's theme to be Teach, Love and Understanding.
The first Nobel Prize Teacher Summit gathered 350 teachers from 15 countries in Stockholm. Discussions focused on the role of science in school, teacher development and the unifying force of humanism.
