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SciChallenge: A Social Media Aware Platform for Contest-Based STEM Education and Motivation of Young Students

机译:Scichallenge:一个社交媒体意识到比赛的基于比赛的茎教育和年轻学生的动机平台

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Scientific and technological innovations have become increasingly important as we face the benefits and challenges of both globalization and a knowledge-based economy. Still, enrolment rates in STEM degrees are low in many European countries and consequently there is a lack of adequately educated workforce in industries. We believe that this can be mainly attributed to pedagogical issues, such as the lack of engaging hands-on activities utilized for science and math education in middle and high schools. In this paper, we report our work in the SciChallenge European project, which aims at increasing the interest of pre-university students in STEM disciplines, through its distinguishing feature, the systematic use of social media for providing and evaluation of the student-generated content. A social media-aware contest and platform were thus developed and tested in a pan-European contest that attracted > 700 participants. The statistical analysis and results revealed that the platform and contest positively influenced participants STEM learning and motivation, while only the gender factor for the younger study group appeared to affect the outcomes (confidence level -p < .05).
机译:科学和技术创新随着我们面临全球化的利益和挑战和基于知识的经济的利益和挑战而越来越重要。仍然,在许多欧洲国家的Step学位中的入学率低,因此行业中缺乏受过充分的教育劳动力。我们认为,这主要归因于教学问题,例如中高中缺乏用于学习科学和数学教育的手工活动。在本文中,我们通过其区分特征,通过其区分和评估学生生成的内容的系统使用来提高大学欧洲项目的工作,旨在提高大学大学生人Step学科的利益。 。因此,在吸引> 700名参与者的泛欧竞赛中开发并测试了社交媒体感知的竞赛和平台。统计分析和结果表明,平台和竞争积极影响参与者的学习和动机,而较年轻研究组的性别因素似乎影响了结果(置信水平-P <.05)。

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