How to create a broader, fairer and smarter education system?
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Joysy John, director of education at Nesta, outlines strategies for creating a broader, fairer, and smarter education system that prepares learners for future challenges. Key priorities include developing essential skills, enhancing the use of technology, and improving career advice while increasing diversity in tech careers. By 2023, Nesta aims to support various stakeholders in addressing challenges in the education sector, focusing on the skills needed for future labor markets.
How to create a broader, fairer and smarter education system?
- 2. Welcome Robert Haymon-Collins Executive director marketing and communications
- 3. Joysy John Director of education, Nesta
- 4. @JoysyJ How to Create a Broader, Fairer & Smarter Education System? Joysy John, Director of Education, Nesta @nesta_uk #Digifest19 Keynote 13 Nov 2019, , Birmingham
- 6. Nesta’s Education work supports a broader, fairer and smarter system where all learners thrive in the future. Research & Policy Major co-funded grant programmes Earlier stage pilots and prototypes Advisor & convenor
- 7. Increase diversity in tech careers & learners’ exposure to workplace. Campaign to improve the evidence base for high potential approaches so diverse people shape the future 8 Develop skills, knowledge, attitudes so learners thrive in the future. Develop skills, like creativity, collaborative problem-solving, digital, social and emotional skills for all young people BROADER FAIRER Understand what works and make effective use of technology & data. Support the system to be more effective, efficient and fit for purpose SMARTER By 2023, Nesta will have supported learners, education institutions, practitioners and policymakers to: Strategic Priorities
- 8. What are the challenges facing education?
- 12. Automation Under-utilisation of skills Rise of less secure business models Poor real wage growth Future challenges for labour markets
- 14. What skills are needed for young people to succeed in the labour market?
- 16. 1. Judgement and Decision Making 2. Fluency of Ideas 3. Active Learning 4. Systems Evaluation 5. Originality 6. Learning Strategies 7. Deductive Reasoning 8. Complex Problem Solving Skills most likely to be in greater demand up to 2030
- 17. Digital intensity & probability of job growth
- 18. What tools can universities and FE colleges use to prepare students for a changing world?
- 19. Making sense of skills A UK skills taxonomy
- 20. Tools for learners Prototype Skills Map
- 24. Tools for learners My Kinda Future
- 31. Skills for the future can be better developed so that all learners can thrive
- 32. Journey Towards: ● More autonomy and personalised learning ● Better mix of future skills, subject knowledge and work experience ● Assessment that drives improvement through better use of digital ● Foster diversity in STEM and attract underrepresented groups ● Better career advice and destination measure for learners