The programme for the day is as follows:
| Time (CEST) | Activity | Location | Language |
|---|---|---|---|
| 13:45-14:00 | Joining the videocall | Local videocall | Local language |
| 14:00-14:10 | General welcome and layout of the day | Local videocall | Local language |
| 14:10-14:30 | Introductory lecture | Local videocall | Local language |
| 14:30-15:15 | Education session: Fusion in the classroom | Local videocall | Local language |
| 15:15-15:30 | Break: (brain) gymnastics optional | Local videocall | Local language |
| 15:30-16:15 | Livestream: ITER, JET, GOLEM | Livestream | English |
| 16:15-16:30 | End of official program: closing remarks | Livestream | English |
| 16:30-17:00 Optional |
Livestream follow-up in local language Availability of this session depends on location |
Local videocall | Local language |
NOTE: All local sessions will be held in the local language in cooperation with the local institute. The central Europe-wide livestream will be in English.
The local part:
At 14:00 the Teacher Day will start in the local videocall with the General welcome and layout of the day. A brief introduction of the event will be given by the local organizers, as well as an overview of the programme for the day. This will be followed by an Introductory lecture by a local fusion expert. During this lecture, the concept of nuclear fusion will be explained, as well as the main challenges in the field. Also, current active research areas will be highlighted. The next activity is the Education session: Fusion in the classroom. During this session, the newly developed classroom materials will be presented. How to incorporate fusion in lessons, how to use the classroom materials and where to find fusion-related materials to use will all be discussed. The materials that will be used in the session will be made freely available online. With the end of the education session, the local part of the day is concluded and there will be a short Break of 15 minutes. During the break there will be the option to participate in some (brain) gymnastics to keep your body fit and to keep spirits high!
The central part:
After the break, the central part of the Teacher Day will start. A Europe-wide Livestream will be held, connecting all locations. During the livestream, presentations will be held by members of the ITER-project in Cadarache, France, people from the JET-tokamak at Culham, UK and hopefully a live plasma shot will be shown live from the oldest tokamak in existence, the GOLEM-tokamak in Prague. After the presentations there will be the possibility to ask additional questions and there will be some closing remarks from the organization. Some locations will offer follow up local sessions to discuss the content of the presentations in the local language and to allow the chance for further questions. This will vary per location and be explained during the general welcome and layout of the day.
