STEM Education – disruptions and the future (29-30 August 2022) – NSTF

National Science and Technology Forum (NSTF)

STEM education – disruptions and the future

STEM education has developed to be more significant for the world as it poses a range of advantages in a myriad of fields. As most sectors are dependent on STEM fields, it indirectly plays a significant role in the flourishing of the economy. In the coming years, the STEM sector is expected to be one of the largest employers in the world.

NSTF invites you to join an online discussion session on 29 & 30 August 2022: 9:00-13:00 on Zoom.

Videos

Available Downloads

Presentations

Day 1: How to teach learners to be innovative? Does it make sense to include creativity as an aspect of STEM teaching and learning?: Ms Tshidi Morabi, Owner of STEAM for Kids Education
Day 1: Challenges in mathematics education from the perspective of a mathematics Olympiad organizer: Ms Ellie Olivier, South African Mathematics Foundation
Day 1: The pedagogy of technical and vocational skills: Robotics and beyond in the South African school curriculum: Prof Ian Moll, School of Education, University of the Witwatersrand
Day 1: Education technology solutions for remote schooling: Mr Bes Sangari, Sangari South Africa
Day 1: Awareness of the importance of STEM subjects among learners, and the role of Vuwani Science Resource Centre: Dr Nnditshedzeni Eric Maluta, Vuwani Resource Centre, and Head: Department of Physics, University of Venda; and 2022 NSTF-South32 Communication Award winner
Day 2: Career guidance and awareness of the importance of STEM: Ms Kgaugelo Pule, STEMulator Research Assistant, NSTF/proSET
Day 2: Doing Digital Offline – creative solutions to bridge the digital divide in South Africa: Dr Derek Fish, Director: Unizulu Science Centre, University of Zululand
Day 2: STEM education innovations, including remote learning, robotics and coding, and any other innovations: Dr Kgadi Mathabathe, Deputy Director: Education, University of Pretoria
Day 2: Enabling Innovation through Creativity and Collaboration: Ms Kathryn Kure, CEO: STEAM Foundation NPC

S.E.T. for socio-economic growth

Connect with us

Subscribe to our eNews

Sign up to receive news on what is happening in science, engineering, technology (SET) and innovation in South Africa

Copyright © 2023 All Rights Reserved | National Science and Technology Forum (NSTF)