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RESSOURCES

These results are developed during the implementation of the project.

National Reports

National reports gathering findings on local and regional initiatives connected to the reform of STEM education, best practices, students' attitudes and teachers' aproaches at local and EU level.

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Reflective Practice Case Study Compendium

This is a collection of case-studies discussed during the reflective groups with experts from companies, Higher Education Institutions and local authorities conducted in 4 countries. The groups identified a set of issues at university, labour-market and policy level demonstrating the need to adopt a STE(A)M approach.

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Working Guidelines

The working guidelines will guide partners in the delivery of the design & development workshops at local level involving students and teachers.

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Comparative Piloting Analysis

This Comparative Piloting Analysis presents and examines the piloting of the CHOICE Massive Open Online Course (MOOC) on STE(A)M education implemented with more than 760 students in Italy, Cyprus, Greece and

Spain. It provides partners’ insights and observations, participants’ feedback as well as recommendations for the finalisation of the MOOC.

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CHOICE@SCHOOL Good Practice Tool

This document intends to guide schools, directors and teachers in integrating the CHOICE approaches and tools to their curricula and STEM teaching practices, especially in applying the CHOICE MOOC (Massive Online Open Course) on STE(A)M education. It considers the experiences and lessons learnt from the piloting implemented in partner countries as well as challenges and opportunities arising from the application STE(A)M education in partner schools.

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Cross-country Comparative Analysis of MOOC Evaluation Data – Executive Summary

This document summarises the results of the impact evaluation on students (Impact evaluation measuring the attitudinal change of students before, during and after piloting) and teachers (Impact evaluation of the piloting on teachers before teacher training, during and after the piloting) who participated in the CHOICE MOOC piloting carried out in the period from September 2021 to September 2022 in four implementation countries (Italy, Cyprus, Greece, Spain).

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State-of-the-Art Study

The State-of-the-Art study is a cross-country comparative analysis of the findings across the involved countries, thus providing a comprehensive overview and conclusions.

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Framework for Reforming Curricula

The framework indicates the areas in need of improvement within the current state of STEM curricula and educational approaches.

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Teachers' Training on the use of STE(A)M approaches

CHOICE partners in Italy, Cyprus, Greece and Spain trained secondary school teachers in the use of CHOICE MOOC (Massive Open Online Course) for STE(A)M-based STEM education. This is a summary of the local trainings with information on the training content and organisation.

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Policy and advocacy recommendations
 

CHOICE Policy and advocacy recommendations is a key document supporting the reform of the school curricula on regional, national and

European level. It promotes the shift from STEM teaching in silos to a more interdisciplinary and practice-oriented approach of STE(A)M education as proposed in the CHOICE MOOC on STE(A)M education, and integrating this innovative digital-based instrument into teaching practice.

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Cross-country Comparative Analysis of MOOC Evaluation Data – Full report

This document presents the results of the impact evaluation on students (Impact evaluation measuring the attitudinal change of students before, during and after piloting) and teachers (Impact evaluation of the piloting on teachers before teacher training, during and after the piloting) who participated in the CHOICE MOOC piloting carried out in the period from September 2021 to September 2022 in four implementation countries (Italy, Cyprus, Greece, Spain).

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