STEM Alliance and SYSTEMIC High-Level Event 2017 - #ScalingUpSTEM

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Advancing and scaling up education –industry collaboration

7 December 2017, Brussels

STEM ALLIANCE COORDINATORS

STEM ALLIANCE PREMIUM PARTNERS

STEM ALLIANCE GENERAL PARTNERS

SYSTEMIC PARTNERS

Advancing and scaling up education – industry collaboration







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Advancing and scaling up education – industry collaborationBrussels, 7 December 2017

Welcoming addressesFormal opening of the conference






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Sarah AtkinsonVice-President, Communications, CA

Technologies

STEM Alliance High-Level Event: Advancing and Scaling Up Education-Industry Collaboration

Sarah Atkinson: Vice President, Communications & Exec Sponsor of Gender Diversity,

CA Technologies, EMEA; Board Member at techUK

DECEMBER 2017

Technology is changing everything

Digital Disruption.

The Challenge.• Unconscious bias & gender

stereotyping

• Perception of STEM subjects

• Understanding of STEM careers

• Workplace barriers

The Challenge.• Unconscious bias & gender

stereotyping

• Perception of STEM subjects

• Understanding of STEM careers

• Workplace barriers

A shared responsibility to

take Europe forward

Multi-stakeholder Collaboration.

Talent is the new Currency.

Talent is the new Currency.

Thank You.






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Michael TeutschHead of Unit “Schools and Educators;

Multilingualism”, DG Education and Culture, European Commission






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Get to know usIntroducing the new STEM Alliance video






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Panel discussion

Action 1Advancing Teachers Placements in Industry






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Action 1Advancing

Teachers Placements in

Industry QUESTIONS TO THE PANELLISTS?

GO TO: WWW.SLI.DO ENTER: #STEM






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Moderator

Yves BeernaertSenior Consultant, Educonsult






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Panellist

Rosa DoranPresident of the Executive Council, NUCLIO

- Portugal






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Panellist

Edith HilbinkProject Leader, Platform Bétatechniek






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Panellist

Irina KodenkoResearch and Evaluation Lead, National

STEM Learning Centre and Network, STEM Learning Ltd, United Kingdom






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Panellist

Celia MooreDirector of Corporate Citizenship, IBM






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Panellist

Christel Op de BeeckPolicy Officer at the Flemish Government,

Department of Education and Training, Horizontal Policy Division






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Action 1Advancing

Teachers Placements in

Industry QUESTIONS TO THE PANELLISTS?







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Coffee breakPlease be back at 10:55






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Panel discussion

Action 2Encouraging STEM professionals from industry to go to

schools






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Action 2Encouraging

STEM professionals

from industry to go to schoolsQUESTIONS TO THE PANELLISTS?







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Moderator

Tommi RaivioProject Manager (Pact for Youth: EUTalent,

STEM), CSR Europe






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Panellist

Jeannette AxisaChief Officer Strategy and Corporate

Services, Transport Malta






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Panellist

Ana Sofia GodinhoOBITECH, SERVIÇO DE EDUCAÇÃO, Portugal






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Panellist

Thomas RocheOnLine Course Designer and Presenter and

teacher, Digital Schools of Distinction, Ireland






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Panellist

Giedrius VaidelisDirector, Lithuanian Education

Development Centre






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Action 2Encouraging

STEM professionals








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Action 2Encouraging

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Panel discussion

Action 3Building knowledge on STEM career attractiveness, providing training and

resourcesInteractive session ‘Motivators for young people to choose STEM subjects’






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Action 3Building knowledge on

STEM career attractiveness, providing

training and resourcesInteractive session

‘Motivators for young people to choose STEM

subjects’QUESTIONS TO THE PANELLISTS?







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Moderator

Caroline KearneyCorporate Communications and Advocacy

Manager, European Schoolnet






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Panellist

Stephan GriebelBusiness Development and Alliances

Europe, Texas Instruments






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Panellist

Julian LambertinManaging Director, KRC Research






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Panellist

Esther Roure VilaService Advisor, CISCO Systems






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Panellist

Paul SchneiderInformation Risk Manager Projects and

Technology, Shell and Erasmus UniversiteitRotterdam, Netherlands






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Action 3Building knowledge on

STEM career attractiveness, providing

training and resourcesInteractive session

‘Motivators for young people to choose STEM

subjects’QUESTIONS TO THE PANELLISTS?


Welcome to the STEM Alliance Award Ceremony

Welcome

Maïté Debry, Project Manager at

European Schoolnet

Tommi Raivio, Project Manager at

CSR Europe

All-STEM, All-stars

Prizes

The aim of “All-STEM, all-

stars” competition was the

contextualisation of STEM

teaching, career guidance,

and the attractiveness of

STEM jobs, raising the

interest of students for STEM

subjects and careers.

GIVING EDUCATORS A CHANCE TO SHARE WHY STEM SUBJECTS

AND CAREERS MATTER

The aim

Shape bright minds and bright

futures with STEM careers!

EVENT CATEGORY VIDEO CATEGORY

Run exciting and special activities toimprove STEM education. Shareyour innovative ideas and originalactions to tackle STEM subjects andcareers with your pupils in theclassroom and outside of the school.

Create a video promoting STEM!

Make a video, presentation or aslideshow illustrating the ways ofstimulating and attracting students intoSTEM careers using school andindustry collaboration activities, andhow you connect your STEM lessons toreal-life situations.

Organise a STEM Event!

CONTENT

1. Relevance to STEM topic

2. Pedagogical value

3. Relevance of the actions designed and implemented within the project

4. Involvement of relevant stakeholders - companies, educational authorities, science and research centres, municipalities, etc.

PRESENTATION

1. Originality of entries, pertinence, novelty, creativity and didactical approach

2. Clarity of ideas and conclusions

3. Effective communication of the project

4. Presentation of entries

SELECTION CRITERIA

Compliments to all entries. I awarded points, but to be honestit was difficult at times to distinguish between all entries. It isobvious that everyone really thought about their projects andthat a lot of time and dedication went into all programmes.

Annelie KohlShell

Panagiota Argyri

Costantina Cossu

Gjorgjina Dimova

Stefanie Gauci

AWARD PRESENTED BY: Annelie Kohl (Shell) and Luisa Barba (Microsoft)

ALL-STEM,

ALL-STARS

AWARD

WINNERS

AWARD PRESENTED BY: Stephan Griebel (Texas Instruments) and

Nathalie Debuyst (EPCA)

ALL-STEM,

ALL-STARS

AWARD

WINNERS

Svitlana Popel,

Stella Magid-Podolsky,

Nikolaos Nerantzis

Gabriela-Violeta Tanasescu

AWARD PRESENTED BY: Julie McCallum (CA Technologies) and

Jeannette Axisa (Transport Malta)

ALL-STEM,

ALL-STARS

AWARD

WINNERS

Anna Savitska,

Lydia Gauci

Sr. Claudia Zammit

More than 100 submissions received!

Thank you!

Congratulations to our winners!

To learn more about the winning projects, you are very welcome to visit the exhibition area






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Final remarksFormal conclusions of the conference






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Marc DurandoExecutive Director, European Schoolnet






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Celia MooreMember of the Board of Directors of CSR

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