Science, Technology, Engineering, Maths key to national devt – STEM Stakeholders
Industry players have once again talked about the urgent need for students to become interested in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics, STEM, and add that these three themes are key to national development. They urged government, parents and teachers to stimulate their pupils' interest in scientific issues, noting that developed countries did not build bridges with sports, but rather through science, technology, engineering and mathematics.
They postulated that the Ministry of Education could rework the educational curriculum and reorganize the structural system in such a way as to emphasize STEM, noting that without that, things will remain as they are in this country. At the STEM organized and sponsored symposium sponsored by Agbami for 2017, STEM organized and sponsored the advancement of STEM education in Nigeria, actors present at the Lagos Business School stripped their minds, putting the future of education scientist in the foreground. The event organized in commemoration of World Teachers' Day, and also to reward the winners of the Agbami STEM Quiz competition, with themes; Promote Excellence in Teaching and Learning of STEM, with the aim of mobilizing support for teachers and ensuring that the needs of future generations continue to be covered by teachers. Communication Manager of Chevron Business in Nigeria, Mr. Shola Adebawo urged stakeholders to stimulate children's interest in science and not to see STEM as difficult issues, emphasizing STEM is in everyday life and stakeholders should create awareness for students to develop a passion for it. The structural system According to him, what this country could do is to ensure that everyone has a role to play in conducting a sustainable scientific education, stating: "We can rework the education curriculum and reorganize the structural system in such a way of emphasizing STEM. " Teachers, he added, need to teach STEM in such a way that they attract students to subjects, and not run away from it, nor see STEM as difficult. Adebawo who revealed Agbami's position in STEM education, noted that Agbami is sponsoring the symposium and series of activities in support of the study of science, technology, engineering and mathematics. He explained that because of his passion for science, the Agbami parties have offered scholarships to boost science education in schools and have also invested in important educational infrastructures, particularly in science education infrastructure. He said: "We have invested in 33 fully equipped science laboratories in different schools in different states around the country. These are all physics, chemistry and biology teams and these investments are to stimulate interest in the study of science education in the Nigerian schools. " He said that in support of World Teachers' Day, the Agbami parties have shown strong support for education, adding, "This is one of the great areas of our investment. In our support for education, we have discovered that In addition, Professor Ben Akpan, Executive Director of the Association of Science Teachers of Nigeria, in his keynote address on the topic Integration of STEM and the 21st Century Skills "He said:" The scientific community believes that STEM is the most important source of knowledge for the scientific community in Nigeria, "he said. the greatest value for man and his environment. It has a dual mandate, which is to ensure that everyone has basic literacy in science and to prepare future engineers, doctors and others in society. "We are in this current situation in our country because STEM education is not in the vanguard." How many of us know and have an idea of the universe? Many countries in the world are manufacturing things, but sadly, in Nigeria, we can not even fix a door.We are coming to an age of artificial intelligence, where computers are almost taking control of humans, as computers are taking cues from brain design. "The world is moving, but from our side here , we are static since nothing is happening. People talk about the curriculum, but I can tell you that's not the problem. I have traveled all over the world for scientific exhibits and I see their curriculum and it is not about him, but actually what they do. The infrastructure here is a major deficit in Nigeria. It is critical andn science. We have people who studied here and when they leave, excel. Teachers need to be motivated to be able to engage and guide students in STEM. "Meanwhile, Richard Kennedy, Director of Star Deep Water Petroleum Limited, said in his opening address that Niger Young people need to develop their capabilities in STEM According to him, in order to succeed in this new information and technology-based global society, young Nigerians need to develop their skills in STEM at a level that far exceeds what was considered acceptable in the past. science, technology, engineering and mathematics are undoubtedly some of the key issues to be addressed now due to Nigeria's need to develop the scientific and technological innovation needed to meet the challenge of globalization and build a knowledge-based economy in More importantly, he added that STEM education is directly linked to related to global competitiveness and future economic prosperity. For its part, the Executive Director of International College, Ms. Abolaji Osime, stated that the country is in need of STEM graduates. "The world has moved into the knowledge-based economy We need people who can provide solutions in Nigeria We need to restructure our education sector because STEM is the future of Nigeria Meanwhile, Lead-Forte Gate College and Baptist Girls Academy came first and second respectively to the Agam 2017 STEM award, as Majidun Senior Grammar School, came third in the 2017 Agbami STEM contest contest.
They postulated that the Ministry of Education could rework the educational curriculum and reorganize the structural system in such a way as to emphasize STEM, noting that without that, things will remain as they are in this country. At the STEM organized and sponsored symposium sponsored by Agbami for 2017, STEM organized and sponsored the advancement of STEM education in Nigeria, actors present at the Lagos Business School stripped their minds, putting the future of education scientist in the foreground. The event organized in commemoration of World Teachers' Day, and also to reward the winners of the Agbami STEM Quiz competition, with themes; Promote Excellence in Teaching and Learning of STEM, with the aim of mobilizing support for teachers and ensuring that the needs of future generations continue to be covered by teachers. Communication Manager of Chevron Business in Nigeria, Mr. Shola Adebawo urged stakeholders to stimulate children's interest in science and not to see STEM as difficult issues, emphasizing STEM is in everyday life and stakeholders should create awareness for students to develop a passion for it. The structural system According to him, what this country could do is to ensure that everyone has a role to play in conducting a sustainable scientific education, stating: "We can rework the education curriculum and reorganize the structural system in such a way of emphasizing STEM. " Teachers, he added, need to teach STEM in such a way that they attract students to subjects, and not run away from it, nor see STEM as difficult. Adebawo who revealed Agbami's position in STEM education, noted that Agbami is sponsoring the symposium and series of activities in support of the study of science, technology, engineering and mathematics. He explained that because of his passion for science, the Agbami parties have offered scholarships to boost science education in schools and have also invested in important educational infrastructures, particularly in science education infrastructure. He said: "We have invested in 33 fully equipped science laboratories in different schools in different states around the country. These are all physics, chemistry and biology teams and these investments are to stimulate interest in the study of science education in the Nigerian schools. " He said that in support of World Teachers' Day, the Agbami parties have shown strong support for education, adding, "This is one of the great areas of our investment. In our support for education, we have discovered that In addition, Professor Ben Akpan, Executive Director of the Association of Science Teachers of Nigeria, in his keynote address on the topic Integration of STEM and the 21st Century Skills "He said:" The scientific community believes that STEM is the most important source of knowledge for the scientific community in Nigeria, "he said. the greatest value for man and his environment. It has a dual mandate, which is to ensure that everyone has basic literacy in science and to prepare future engineers, doctors and others in society. "We are in this current situation in our country because STEM education is not in the vanguard." How many of us know and have an idea of the universe? Many countries in the world are manufacturing things, but sadly, in Nigeria, we can not even fix a door.We are coming to an age of artificial intelligence, where computers are almost taking control of humans, as computers are taking cues from brain design. "The world is moving, but from our side here , we are static since nothing is happening. People talk about the curriculum, but I can tell you that's not the problem. I have traveled all over the world for scientific exhibits and I see their curriculum and it is not about him, but actually what they do. The infrastructure here is a major deficit in Nigeria. It is critical andn science. We have people who studied here and when they leave, excel. Teachers need to be motivated to be able to engage and guide students in STEM. "Meanwhile, Richard Kennedy, Director of Star Deep Water Petroleum Limited, said in his opening address that Niger Young people need to develop their capabilities in STEM According to him, in order to succeed in this new information and technology-based global society, young Nigerians need to develop their skills in STEM at a level that far exceeds what was considered acceptable in the past. science, technology, engineering and mathematics are undoubtedly some of the key issues to be addressed now due to Nigeria's need to develop the scientific and technological innovation needed to meet the challenge of globalization and build a knowledge-based economy in More importantly, he added that STEM education is directly linked to related to global competitiveness and future economic prosperity. For its part, the Executive Director of International College, Ms. Abolaji Osime, stated that the country is in need of STEM graduates. "The world has moved into the knowledge-based economy We need people who can provide solutions in Nigeria We need to restructure our education sector because STEM is the future of Nigeria Meanwhile, Lead-Forte Gate College and Baptist Girls Academy came first and second respectively to the Agam 2017 STEM award, as Majidun Senior Grammar School, came third in the 2017 Agbami STEM contest contest.
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