This Roundtable is about:
In an already complex world facing rapid technological, economic and demographic change, the pandemic has reinforced the need to make Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) a priority in order to build resilient societies. But interest in STEM is still not there among students of all ages, in particular girls.
In this roundtable, experts will discuss what changes need to take place to inspire younger generations to choose a STEM career taking advantage of the current momentum in the debate for innovation in education.
Speakers:
Leticia González
Innovation Unit at UNICEF Spain
Inés Sánchez de Madariaga
Member of the Advisory Council of the Spanish Network for Sustainable Develop
Marta Encinas-Martín
Counsellor and OCDE Education Gender Ambassador at OCD
Rocío Millán
Technological Education Program Officer at Siemens Gamesa
Steve Mackenzie
Senior Concept development manager at Lego Education
Moderator:
Carlos
Sentís
CEO World Innovation
Alliance
Speakers:
Leticia González
Innovation Unit at UNICEF Spain
Inés Sánchez de Madariaga
Member of the Advisory Council of the Spanish Network for Sustainable Develop
Marta Encinas-Martín
Counsellor and OCDE Education Gender Ambassador at OCD
Rocío Millán
Technological Education Program Officer at Siemens Gamesa
Steve Mackenzie
Senior Concept development manager at Lego Education
Moderator:
Carlos Sentís
CEO at World Innovation Alliance
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21-26 JUNE 2022
