Educational Futures and Innovation

Re-imagining futures in S T E M E

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Re-imagining futures in S T E M E

STEME Research Group

Re-imagining futures in

Science

Technology

Environmental and

Mathematics

Education


 
Welcome

Welcome to the website for the STEME Research Group.

The STEME Research Group includes staff and associates of Deakin University, Victoria, Australia, who are interested in improving the teaching and learning of Science, Technology, Environmental and Mathematics Education through research into innovative educational practices.

The Re-Imagining futures in Science, Technology, Environmental and Mathematics Education aims to develop deeper strategic knowledge, and support innovation and change, around key contemporary issues in science, technology, environmental and mathematics education. The aim of the group is to make a difference in the preparedness of children and youth and professionals to engage with and respond to contemporary STEME issues in a time of rapid growth in knowledge and in its applications and implications. Research in this strand broadly engages with questions relating to Science, Technology, Environmental and Mathematics education concerning:

  • The nature of teaching and learning
  • Student perceptions and engagement
  • Capturing classroom practice
  • Teacher learning and innovation
  • Partnerships supporting school and teacher practice
  • Education for sustainability and social justice
  • Rural education and equity
  • Mathematical reasoning
news News from the Centre
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Congratulations to Russell Tytler for being part of a successful bid for a Science of Learning Centre led by University of Queensland with University of Melbourne, ACER, Deakin, Flinders, UNE and international colleagues.
Constructing Representations to Learn Science
Russell Tytler and Peter Hubber present a new book: Constructing Representations to Learn in Science
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Anna Vella, a Deakin PhD student in Environmental Education has been awarded with the 2013 Dr Lawrie Shears Doctoral Scholarship. Laura Barraza and Peter Hubber are her supervisors.
Congratulations!
The science education team under the leadership of Coral Campbell were successful in winning a bid to write and deliver the DEECD funded Primary Science Specialist Professional Learning Program (PRIMSS)

Deakin University acknowledges the traditional land owners of present campus sites.

14th May 2013