Professional development for educators
Catch-up on our professional development sessions exploring all things equity in STEM education.
Embedding Equity within STEM teaching
Boost your students' engagement with STEM using techniques discussed in this FREE webinar exploring best practice on delivering equitable STEM teaching.
Hosted by Future You's Program Ambassador, Professor Lisa Harvey-Smith, this session promises valuable insights for primary and secondary teachers who want to implement more equitable teaching practices in their classroom.
Hear first hand from Dr Cameron Rodgers - Deputy Principal (Instructional Leadership) and STEAM Enrichment Program Coordinator at Sarah Redfern High School, about how he successfully boosted STEM engagement at Sarah Redfern High School, using the free resources from Future You.
Challenging Stereotypes: Cultivating STEM Futures for Girls
Empower your students with a deeper understanding of gender disparities in STEM through this eye-opening webinar, "Challenging Stereotypes: Cultivating STEM Futures for Girls."
Discover evidence-informed research from Dr. Allison Master, a distinguished psychologist and educator, who explores the impact of stereotypes on young children's motivation for computer science and engineering. This webinar isn't just about recognising challenges – it's about actionable strategies for fostering inclusivity and empowering all students to excel in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics.
Dr. Allison Master is the Director of the Identity and Academic Motivation Lab at the University of Houston.
Engaging primary students in STEM: delving into the research
Engage your students in STEM with a deeper understanding of best practice in teaching STEM through this eye-opening webinar.
Discover evidence-informed research from Professor Therese Keane, Professor of STEM Education at La Trobe University. Keane’s research explores the importance of engaging students in STEM between grade 5 and 8 to ensure a lifelong love of STEM. This webinar isn't just about recognising challenges – it's about actionable strategies for engaging students in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. Professor Therese Keane is the Professor of STEM Education and the Associate Dean of Research & Industry Engagement in the School of Education at La Trobe University.
Future You is hosted at UNSW Sydney and co-funded by the Optiver Foundation and the Faculties of Science at UNSW Sydney and The University of Sydney.
