STEM Education Policy Statement : 2017–2026
Publication details: [Dublin] : Department of Education and Skills 2017Description: 26 p. : gráf. ; 1 documento PDFContent type:- texto (visual)
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We need a national focus on STEM education in our early years settings and schools to ensure we have an engaged society and a highly-skilled workforce in place. This requires a clear understanding of STEM education for the Irish context. The embedding of his understanding across our education system will help transform the STEM education experience of learners from early years through to post-primary. This policy statement has been developed following extensive consultation with stakeholders, research and has also been informed by the STEM Education in the Irish School System Report. Implementation will take place over three phases from 2017 – 2026.
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