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    4 of the 5 benchmarks are based on Eurostat data, one (low achievers) on OECD PISA data

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    1. EU strategy as to MST: Maths, Science & Technology Seminar Policy Innovation Committee Maths, Science and Technology session 4-5 November 2009 Yves Beernaert, rapporteur MST Cluster Brussels, EUN Schoolnet
    2. Detailed workprogramme: 3 strategic objectives
      • 1. Improving the quality and effectiveness of education and training systems in Europe
      • 2. Facilitating access of all to education and training systems
      • 3. Opening Up education and training systems to the wider world
    3. Strategic objective 1 : Improving the quality and effectiveness of education and training systems in Europe
      • 1.1. Improving education and training for teachers and trainers
      • 1.2.Developing skills for the knowledge society
      • 1.3. Ensuring access to ICT for everyone
      • 1.4. Increasing the recruitment to scientific and technical studies
    4. Benchmarks by 2010
      • Halve the rate of early school leavers , in order to achieve an EU-average rate of 10%or less.
      • Halve the level of gender imbalance among graduates in MST & secure an significant increase of the total number of graduates,
      • Average % of 25-64 yrs in the EU with at least upper sec. education reaches 80%or more
      • Halve % of low-achieving 15 year olds in reading, mathematical and scientific literacy
      • Increase EU-average level of participation in LLL to at least 15% of working adults .
    5. Benchmarks by 2020
      • At least 95% of children between 4 yrs and age for starting compulsory primary education should participate in early childhood education.
      • Share of low-achieving 15-years olds in reading, mathematics and science should be less than 15%.
      • Share of early leavers from education and training should be less than 10%.
      • Share of 30-34 year olds with tertiary educational attainment should be at least 40%.
      • Average of at least 15 % of adults should participate in LLL
    6. Progress as to benchmarks 2010
    7. MST graduates, international trends
    8. European framework for key competences 8 Key competences
      • Communication mother tongue
      • Communication foreign language
      • Maths literacy; competence science + technology
      • ICT skills
      • Learning-to-learn
      • Interpersonal and civic competences
      • Entrepreneurship
      • Cultural awareness*
      • * Four in italics are transversal competences !
    9. 3 documents on teachers & schools
      • Common Eur. Principles for competences & qualifications of teachers & trainers , 2004
      • Communication from the Commission to the Council and The European Parliament, 3.8.2007: Improving quality of teacher education
      • Communication from the Commission, 3.7.2008 : Improving competences for the 21st Century:
      • An Agenda for European Cooperation on Schools ;
    10. Education & training work programme 2010
      • 8 country “clusters” with PLAs launched in 2004:
      • 1. Modernisation of higher education
      • 2. Teachers and trainers
      • 3. Making best use of resources
      • 4. Maths, Science and Technology: 13 countries
      • 5. Access and social inclusion
      • 6. Key competences
      • 7. ICT
      • 8. Recognition of learning outcomes
      • Information about clusters: http://www.kslll.net
    11. EU Strategy in Ed. & training Cluster MST
      • The Cluster MST is the responsibility of DG EAC
      • WG + later MST cluster: senior policy makers 13 countries
      • Comparative reports + collecting good practice
      • Policy Recommendations / reports
      • PLA : Peer Learning Activities (5 so far)
      • MST Cluster PLA Compendium of good practice (08 09)
      • Joint meetings MST Cluster & DG R & D
      • EU projects and partnerships i n LLP and in 7FP
      • Joint seminar with other clusters on “Assessment”
    12. The Commission’s contribution to quality in MST education
      • Ensure that LLP, ESF & 7 FP R & D etc.support MST to improve quality of MST education ;
      • Develop indicators for improved MST Education
      • Contribute to creation and dissemination of new knowledge in MST education
      • Support initiatives promoting Eur. Dimension in MST education
      • Review progress and suggest further proposals
    13. MST Cluster PLAs: visits of national MST initiatives
        • France:
            • Main à la Pâte
            • PRESTE , Plan de Rénovation de l’Enseignement des Sciences et de la Technologie à l’Ecole
            • EIST, Enseignement Intégré de Science et de Technologie (collège)
        • The Netherlands
            • The Delta PLAN Science and Technology
        • Norway
            • A joint promotion of Maths , Science and Technology
        • Portugal
            • Ciência Viva , the National Initiative for Scientific and Technological Culture
            • The Portuguese Plan of action for mathematics
        • Sweden
            • Action plan for Maths
    14. Success factors national MST plans
      • Careful analysis of the situation
      • Comprehensive and holistic approach with clear targets and target groups: e.g. teachers
      • Clear implementation strategy to reach the objectives
      • Monitoring and support of the activities implemented
      • Support structures to facilitate implementation
      • Networking amongst stakeholders and the chain approach
      • Bottom-up approach
      • Output or result driven approach
      • Research supporting action plans or initiatives : e.g. ROSE
      • Flexible implementation of the projects
    15. Success factors national MST plans
      • Strong information strategy towards all potential beneficiaries
      • Clear role for initial and in-service teacher education
      • Focus on school development as a learning organisation
      • Transition from upper secondary to university
      • MST and innovation in school education
      • The strong cooperation school- industry
      • Financial means to develop and implement action plans
      • Political support
      • Evaluation of the activities of the national action plans
    16. Main challenges highlighted by MST cluster
      • Recruitment of MST teachers
      • Initial Teacher Ed. for primary school teachers
      • Professional development of teachers
      • Use of ICT as supportive tool for MST
      • Use of active pedagogical MST methods ( more IBSE)
      • Competency-based curriculum
      • Too much focus on the Curriculum versus curiosity
      • QA in MST and in innovative MST project
      • Assessment of MST in creative learning environments
    17. Main challenges highlighted by MST cluster
      • Evaluation of the national action plans or initiatives
      • Negative impact of early selection pupils on choice of sciences
      • Lack of explicit focus on Maths in some MST action plans
      • Lack of focus on the promotion of MST with girls and with children of migrant origin
      • More networking needed with all stakeholders: teacher associations, parents, industry etc.
    18. Cluster ICT
      • Meetings
      • PLAs
      • Studies / reports such as:
          • European policy making around digital competences
          • Provide evidence on the added-value of ICT for learning
          • The Use of ICT for innovation and lifelong learning for all
      • Compendium: http://www.kslll.net
    19. Policy recommendations by the ICT Cluster
      • Key lessons from PLA in Birmingham on how to achieve leadership and parental involvement in eLearning, Oct. 07
      • Recommendations by MST and ICT Clusters on novel pedagogies for learning and teaching MST and how ICT can be an added value, May 08
      • Bottlenecks and enablers of innovative learning and teaching and the role of ICT, Sept. 08
      • Recommendations on  "Digital competences for LLL for all"  in the context of the  " e-inclusion "  Ministerial conference, Dec. 08
    20. Conclusions as to MST
      • Important progress has been made as to MST education since 2000
      • Cluster MST with the PLAs has an impact on
        • Policy development
        • Valorisation of good practice
      • Further actions of Cluster MST are required!
      • More dissemination & valorisation of good practice
      • More focus on teachers , initial teacher education & CPD
    21. Reference websites & studies
      • Lisbon strategy website : for all documents referred to in the PPT http://europa.eu.int/comm/education/policies/2010/et_2010_en.html http://ec.europa.eu/education/lifelong-learning-policy/doc28_en.htm
      • All documents of the MST Cluster: http://www.kslll.net
      • Main policy initiatives and outputs in Ed & Tr since the year 2000: http://ec.europa.eu/dgs/education_culture/index_en.html
      • The Rocard report: http://ec.europa.eu/research/science-society/document_library/pdf_06/report-rocard-on-science-education_en.pdf
      • Innovating schools / Ecoles innovantes OECD/OCDE 1999
      • Networks of innovation / Réseaux Innovants, OECD/OCDE 2003
      • EUN Schoolnet website with information on Xplora, PENCIL etc.: http://www.eun.org/portal/index.htm

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