+Ciencia:一项培训计划,旨在提高西班牙裔高中生和本科生以证据为基础的科学交流和素养。

IF 1.6 Q2 EDUCATION, SCIENTIFIC DISCIPLINES Journal of Microbiology & Biology Education Pub Date : 2024-08-29 Epub Date: 2024-05-21 DOI:10.1128/jmbe.00040-24
Nicole Colón Carrión, Nathalie Fuentes, Valeria A Gerena González, Nicole Hsiao-Sánchez, Luis Colón-Cruz, Kevin de Jesús Morales, Kenneth J De Jesús Morales, Maria González Morales, Cayetana Lazcano Etchebarne, Marcos J Ramos Benítez
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科学误导是科学界面临的一项重大挑战。由于语言障碍和缺乏可用的西班牙语信息,西班牙裔社区尤其容易受到影响。我们发现,提高非英语母语社区获取信息能力的关键步骤是向西班牙裔青年传授科学传播教育和培训。我们的目标是向他们传授成为科学大使的技能,使他们能够有效地参与社区活动,弥合交流鸿沟。为此,我们为波多黎各的西班牙裔高中生和本科生制定了首个西班牙语科学传播培训计划。该计划名为 "+Ciencia",旨在通过体验式和协作式学习,为西班牙裔少数群体提供科学传播方面的培训和教育。在短期内,我们的多层面方法致力于在更广泛的社区内抵制错误信息,提高科学素养。从长远来看,我们在学生中开展的基层工作将发展成为一代专业人员,他们具备很强的参与技能,并接受过科学传播方面的全面培训,特别是针对拉美裔受众的培训。在此,我们将介绍该教育计划的组成部分,并提供由三批学生编写的教育材料和文章的开放访问权限。
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+Ciencia: a training program to increase evidence-based science communication and literacy for Hispanic high school and undergraduate students.

Science misinformation represents a significant challenge for the scientific community. Hispanic communities are particularly vulnerable due to language barriers and the lack of accessible information in Spanish. We identified that a key step toward enhancing the accessibility of information for non-native English-speaking communities involves imparting science communication education and training to Hispanic youth. Our goal was to provide them with the skills to become science ambassadors who can effectively engage with their communities and bridge communication gaps. To address this, we developed the first science communication training program in Spanish for Hispanic high school and undergraduate students in Puerto Rico. The program called +Ciencia aims to provide training and education on science communication for Hispanic minorities through experiential and collaborative learning. In the short term, our multifaceted approach works to counter misinformation and promote science literacy within the broader community. Over the long term, our grassroots efforts with students will evolve into a generation of professionals equipped with strong engagement skills and comprehensive training in science communication with a specific focus on Hispanic audiences. Herein, we describe the components of this educational program and provide open access to educational materials and articles developed by three cohorts.

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Journal of Microbiology & Biology Education
Journal of Microbiology & Biology Education EDUCATION, SCIENTIFIC DISCIPLINES-
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