Conference Agenda
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Location: Theatre D210 (D Block St Patrick's campus) 150 |
| 9:20am - 9:35am |
Welcome Address: Conference Opening by DCU President, Prof Daire Keogh Location: Theatre D210 (D Block St Patrick's campus) |
| 9:35am - 10:35am |
Keynote 1: Learning Science, the skills that come and those that remain - Prof Wouter van Joolingen Location: Theatre D210 (D Block St Patrick's campus) |
| 10:40am - 11:40am |
PS-1 Location: Theatre D210 (D Block St Patrick's campus) Design of an inquiry-based learning laboratory on concepts of earth and space 1: Dublin City University, Dublin, Ireland; 2: Centre for Advancement of STEM Teaching and Learning, Dublin City University, Dublin, Ireland. How Irish Primary Teachers Performed on Spatial Ability Tasks and Its Relationship with STEM Classroom Engagement DCU, Ireland A thematic analysis of teachers’ experiences of professional development to teach spatial ability 1: TU Dublin, Ireland; 2: Michigan Technological University |
| 1:00pm - 2:00pm |
PS- 5 Location: Theatre D210 (D Block St Patrick's campus) Speaking Mathematics: Oral Assessment in Analysis DCU, Ireland An investigation into first year undergraduate students’ thoughts while engaging with procedural and problem-solving questions in mathematics 1: Technological University Dublin, Ireland; 2: Technological University Dublin; 3: Technological University Dublin; 4: University College Cork Fostering critical thinking in mathematics through analysing reasoning tasks 1: DCU, Ireland; 2: Maynooth University, Ireland |
| 2:05pm - 3:05pm |
Keynote 2: Learning to live with the world: The role of STEM education - Prof Lucy Avraamidou Location: Theatre D210 (D Block St Patrick's campus) |
| 3:25pm - 4:25pm |
PS-9-SYM Location: Theatre D210 (D Block St Patrick's campus) The Junior Engineer Development Initiative (JEDI) Presentations of the Symposium Irish Primary School Children’s Perceptions of Engineers and Engineering Does a co-delivered teacher and engineer outreach programme (JEDI) reduce negative engineering stereotypes in primary school children? Does teachers’ participation in the JEDI programme change their perceptions of engineers/engineering or their self-efficacy in delivering engineering education |
| 4:30pm - 5:30pm |
PS-13 Location: Theatre D210 (D Block St Patrick's campus) Visualizing Potential: Design and Evaluation of a ‘Voltage First’ Approach to an Undergraduate Introductory Electrical Circuit Curriculum School of Electronic Engineering, Dublin City University, Ireland Biotechnology 101: bringing 21st century Biology into secondary school laboratories 1: Temple Carrig School,; 2: Science on Stage,; 3: Amgen Biotech Experience, Is student use of Generative AI affecting engagement with mathematics support services? Dublin City University, Ireland |
| 9:00am - 10:00am |
Keynote 3: Stop ‘Fixing’ Girls: Evidence for a Different Approach to Gender in STEM Education - Dr Ulrika Sultan Location: Theatre D210 (D Block St Patrick's campus) |
| 10:05am - 11:05am |
PS-17 Location: Theatre D210 (D Block St Patrick's campus) Advocating, Applying, and Advancing Learning: Teachers’ Roles in Out-of-School STEM Education 1: Dublin City University, Ireland; 2: The Rediscovery Centre, Ireland (Re)Directing Attention, Embodying (In)Justice: Forum Theatre and Attentive Love in Science Teacher Education University of Groningen, Netherlands, The Unlearning Modernity: Remaking Science Education in the Anthropocene 1: Trinity Science & Society Research Centre, School of Education, Trinity College Dublin, Ireland; 2: Department of Science Education, University of Copenhagen, Denmark |
| 11:25am - 12:25pm |
PS-20 Location: Theatre D210 (D Block St Patrick's campus) Building Resilience through Partnership: The Role of Professional Learning Leaders in Primary Integrated STEM. Dublin City University Institute of Education, Ireland Leveraging the History of Mathematics to Foster Inclusivity, Engagement, and Understanding in the Teaching and Learning of Mathematics: Exploring the Practices and Perspectives of Irish Post‑Primary Mathematics Teachers Maynooth University, Ireland Pride and Inspiration: Reigniting the spark in early career researchers Trinity College Dublin, Ireland |
| 1:10pm - 2:10pm |
PS-23 Location: Theatre D210 (D Block St Patrick's campus) "I wouldn't have thought about the science. I didn't realise half of what was going on!" - Sociodramatic co-play as a pedagogical approach for early STEM learning. DCU, Ireland Student Co-Created Formative Assessment in a Cross-Disciplinary Data Literacy Module: A Microcurricula Approach at Scale Dublin City University, Ireland Do We Keep Asking the Same Questions and Expect Different Answers? Advancing Adaptive Mathematics Assessment through Educational Robotics School of Computing, Dublin City University, Ireland |
| 2:15pm - 3:15pm |
Closing Location: Theatre D210 (D Block St Patrick's campus) |

