Difference between revisions of "STEM Education"
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* [http://www.incosewiki.org.uk/Documents/Site_Resources/Files/MBSE/STEM_Activity_May_2015.pdf STEM Activity May 2015] | * [http://www.incosewiki.org.uk/Documents/Site_Resources/Files/MBSE/STEM_Activity_May_2015.pdf STEM Activity May 2015] | ||
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| + | ==Existing STEM resources== | ||
| + | Below are a set of links to examples of STEM resources currently available. This is in no way exhaustive, but gives a flavour of what is already available. | ||
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| + | A good set of links to existing resources is available from [http://www.stemclubs.net/activity-categories/ stemclubs.net]. | ||
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| + | There is also a large list of activity links at [http://stem-works.com/activities stem-works.com]. | ||
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| + | The Royal Academy of Engineering has produced a set of [http://www.raeng.org.uk/education/schools/teaching-and-learning-resources/activity-resources Activity resources]. | ||
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| + | NC state University have a set of [https://www.engr.ncsu.edu/theengineeringplace/educators/k8plans.php engineering activities]. | ||
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| + | The Institute of Physics have an [http://www.iop.org/education/teacher/extra_resources/stem/page_41714.html activity pack for STEM clubs]. | ||
Revision as of 13:05, 13 April 2016
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Aim
To generate interest in STEM subjects within schools; particularly engineering, with a specific focus on systems engineering.
Method
For the INCOSE UK MBSE working group to produce a packaged STEM activity that INCOSE STEM ambassadors can deliver in schools.
Requirements
1) The activity shall last around one hour.
2) The activity shall be deliverable by one INCOSE STEM ambassador, with the assistance of a school teacher, to a group of up to 20 students.
3) The activity shall be achievable by students between the ages of 11 and 16 (keystage 3+4).
4) The activity shall only require equipment that is available at the school, or that can be provided by INCOSE UK.
5) The activity shall be interactive with the students (i.e. more than just a passive lecture).
6) The activity shall differ from activities delivered by other organisations.
7) The activity shall provide some introduction to the systems engineering concepts of: requirements, solutions, and testing.
8) The activity shall include the structural and/or behavioural modelling aspects of MBSE.
9) The activity shall be fun, enjoyable, and memorable.
Members
The STEM Education team currently comprises the following members:
| Member | Organisation | Role |
|---|---|---|
| John Welford | WSP l Parsons Brinckerhoff | Lead |
| Rob Behan | Scarecrow Consultants | Member |
| Julian Johnson | Holistem | Member |
| Stephen Powley | Omflow | Member |
| Philip Wilson | BAE Systems | Member |
| Adriana D'Souza | Airbus | Member |
| Jan Rapacz | 3DS | Member |
| Claire Lucas | Warwick University | Member |
Reports
Existing STEM resources
Below are a set of links to examples of STEM resources currently available. This is in no way exhaustive, but gives a flavour of what is already available.
A good set of links to existing resources is available from stemclubs.net.
There is also a large list of activity links at stem-works.com.
The Royal Academy of Engineering has produced a set of Activity resources.
NC state University have a set of engineering activities.
The Institute of Physics have an activity pack for STEM clubs.
