Education research project @IOE_London studying STEM & career aspirations in young people 10-23. Led by Prof Louise Archer. Originator of #ScienceCapital.
š„³Project news! Yesterday we launched the summary report of our findings from the third phase of the ASPIRES study, examining Young Peopleās STEM Trajectories from age 10-22.
Read the report here: discovery.ucl.ac.uk/id/eprinā¦
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Want to find out more about our new resources and how to implement the 3-STEP Approach in your setting?
Join us at our online event on the 25th of July for an exciting an informative free event! Register now - eventbrite.co.uk/e/making-a-ā¦
Our project team is made up of UCL researchers and partnering makerspaces from across the globe š
Join us at our free webinar on the 25th July, 2-3PM BST to hear more from our partnering makerspaces AND the rest of our project team!
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Want to find out more about our new resources and how to implement the 3-STEP Approach in your setting?
Join us at our online event on the 25th of July for an exciting an informative free event! Register now - eventbrite.co.uk/e/making-a-ā¦
If you canāt make it, donāt worry ā our new resources on #equity in #makerspaces will be available online from June 18th! You can join our international celebration on Zoom on the 25th July at 2pm š„³
Register here ā”ļø eventbrite.co.uk/e/making-a-ā¦
Catch us at #ECSITE2024 ā¬ļø
š 6th June, 12:00 āDeveloping families as learning communitiesā with @experimentarium, @scienceatlife@ecsite
š 7th June, 14:30 āLearning to implement equitable youth practices in informal science spacesā with @fin_sci, @Heurekafi @kersikova
Is careers advice and support reaching 21-22 year olds? Our latest analyses suggest a relatively low uptake with variation by region and demographics. #careerseducation Read our latest blog post for details blogs.ucl.ac.uk/aspires/2024ā¦
Why is equity and inclusion an important issue for chemistry teachers? Read Louise Archer's opinion piece in 'Education in Chemistry' @RoySocChemedu.rsc.org/opinion/why-equiā¦
New findings just published: #sciencecapital is good for you! Significant relationship found with positive life outcomes at age 21 including active citizenship, good health and job satisfaction. Read more here:
blogs.ucl.ac.uk/aspires/2024ā¦
New ASPIRES survey analyses out now - do university students feel their A levels prepared them well for degree study? Barely more than half of students felt well prepared, with notable differences between STEM subjects and by gender, ethnicity and IMD. blogs.ucl.ac.uk/aspires/
We are excited to introduce our A Level Sociology Conference for the 13th of March! This event will inspire students about the fascinating world of sociology, and will feature prominent guest speakers and Q&A sessions! For more details, use: eventbrite.co.uk/e/a-level-sā¦#UCLsociocon
Check out our blog post published by @HEPI_news, based on our research about women's experiences with sexism in #STEM ; read for stats and first-hand accounts
For more, check out our resources here: ucl.ac.uk/ioe/departments-anā¦
Male science students āignore and belittleā female classmates: as many as half of women on #STEM degrees report being victims of sexism, with universitiesā response seen as falling short. @paddywjack reports @ASPIRESscience#WomenInSTEMbit.ly/47Kv7q7
ALT A female scientist wearing a white laboratory coat and blue nitrile gloves opens the door of an incubator.
ICYMI Last week we published the main report from the 3rd phase of our study
In it, we compare the (often difficult) trajectories of young people attempting to pursue STEM with those of salmon trying to swim upstream
Read the report here: discovery.ucl.ac.uk/id/eprinā¦
Great to see our research in @timeshighered today.
@paddywjack focusses on one of the findings from our new #ASPIRES3Research report about women STEM undergraduate students experiencing more sexism than their peers on other degree courses. Read below.
Male science students āignore and belittleā female classmates: as many as half of women on #STEM degrees report being victims of sexism, with universitiesā response seen as falling short. @paddywjack reports @ASPIRESscience#WomenInSTEMbit.ly/47Kv7q7
ALT A female scientist wearing a white laboratory coat and blue nitrile gloves opens the door of an incubator.