STEM skills by EUN Partnership aisbl

GÜLCAN KAPLAN We all know that technological change is well and truly upon us and is transforming our society. Therefore, a good grounding in STEM is becoming even more imperative for the jobs of tomorrow.For example, to run a business you will need STEM skills to: provide estimates to your customers; budget for and order supplies and, promote the business online. All of these activities require having basic skills in technology or mathematics.A cook may perform tasks such as regulate temperatures of cooking equipment; store food in temperature-controlled facilities; plan menus or estimate catering requirements; meet special dietary requirements; train and supervise other staff

2018-04-23 10:05:51 UTC

Sofia Tsigara, Greec

softsigara — 2018-04-23 12:05:47 UTC

STEM skills are the skills th the acquisition of STEM skills will open the door to a variety of professions at every person should have, so that they could be able to enter to work field, succeed and be developed. For example, the glass artist needs business skills to run her small business, but she also needs science and maths to make glass jewellery.

STEM physics- for examble

2018-04-23 13:11:43 UTC

DAN ŞOVAN-ROMÂNIA

2018-04-23 13:17:29 UTC

STEM skills are competencies in science, mathematics, chemistry and IT as a result of accumulation of knowledge and skills to solve problems faced by those who have prepared for the respective STEM domains or collateral domains that use or need STEM abilities. Examples of professions that are not STEM but use STEM abilities to say that they would be the coach in various sports, agronomist, meteorologist, plastic artists etc

Adnan AKYÜZ, Turkey

adnanakyuz — 2018-04-23 13:44:29 UTC

STEM skills and knowledge are interdisciplinary in nature, being based on the integration of the
formerly discrete disciplines of science, mathematics, engineering and technology. The aim of STEM skills is to enhance people’s competency in work and/or life and more generally respond to societal demands on technology.
STEM skills belong to the group of technical skills. They are a combination of the ability to produce scientific knowledge, supported by mathematical skills, in order to design and build (engineer) technological and scientific products or services.
STEM skills and knowledge cannot be directly measured by current discipline-specific classifications.

non-STEM professions:

Business/Corporate Communications

International Relations & National Security
Political Science & Government
Entrepreneurial Studies
Business Administration & Management

Demet Gür,Mersin/Türkiye

demetgur331 — 2018-04-23 14:27:37 UTC

It is the interdisciplinary integration of science, technology, engineering and mathematics into the practice of theoretical knowledge.
Mosaic artist

Soni D.Albania

sonila — 2018-04-23 14:28:57 UTC

STEM skills are the knowledge of more than the common "science" subjects

Saachi Setpal

2018-04-23 14:31:10 UTC

STEM is a curriculum based on the idea of educating students in four specific disciplines — science, technology, engineering and mathematics — in an interdisciplinary and applied approach. That speaks volumes of how it works and its relevance in the times of today. It is used largely by scientists, engineers and digital specialists who research and develop the technological advances required for a nation's economic success and, ultimately, for solving global challenges and ultimately aiding the progress of the world. Mass media and communication, business management, marketing and entrepreneurship and vocational careers will make way in the non-STEM skill professional category.

Mehmet Necati Elyas/Hatay/TÜRKİYE

2018-04-23 14:45:40 UTC

The STEM skills are the skills that must be acquired in each future profession.
Because these skills will get into every profession.
For example, marketers and real estate consultants.

Kemal DAŞYÜREK Diyarbakır / TÜRKİYE

kemaldasyurek — 2018-04-23 14:48:19 UTC

The aim of STEM skills is to enhance people’s competency in work and/or life and more generally respond to societal demands on technology.

Meryem EGRİOGLU Rize/TÜRKİYE

2018-04-23 15:12:31 UTC

STEM skills give the student an analytical view of the whole environment and both academically and interactively

Francesco Piccolo, Italy

2018-04-23 15:28:04 UTC

1. STEM skills are the scientific skills that everyone should have to understand how the world is and, if it possible, how to make it better because having the bases of STEM subjects is the zero point to make public opinion ready for the challenges forthcoming.
2. Farm animals
Music
Film direction
and so on

EMEL TÖRER TURKEY

2018-04-23 15:45:44 UTC

the skills are competencies in sciences.To apply knowledge learned and integrate daily life.it is memorable and permanent if it is learned by living by doing the information as mentioned in the training methods.The stem is the best way to do this.when the learned knowledge shows that it is possible to use it when it finds a prob- lem solution for daily life, and when it is mentioned how and where the professions are doing while doing so, the student will better understand the purpose of the stamina. he will have seen in a more concrete way what the stem work he has done on this counts. for example, he will have seen how mathematics he learned is where he works.
2.
-sound isolators
-bankers

Aynur Korkmaz/ Beşikdüzü Trabzon/Turkey

aynur_angin — 2018-04-23 16:17:47 UTC

1. 'stem skills' is the ability to generate, understand and analyse information in terms of understanding life... 2.mosaic, music or film artists...

Alexia, Malta

alexia_micallefgatt — 2018-04-23 17:00:09 UTC

In my opinion STEM Skills include using soft skills to apply and put into context the knowledge from hard skills. I think people in general require STEM skills in their everyday life in order to be critical of the information being shared online especially social media and to be able to contribute to socio-scientific conversation/discussions and ultimately make decisions.

Giusy, Italy

giuseppa_musso — 2018-04-23 17:30:05 UTC

In my opinion STEM skills are science skills that we have to use in our life. The professions that use the STEM skills are different as Art, Music, Farm animals etc.

Davut EROL, Kayseri/Turkey

2018-04-23 17:30:19 UTC

1. To me, STEM skills are using knowledge learnt at different branches by combining them with each other, finding solutions to the problems, thinking in different views, producing and analysing. 2. Farmer

Halil KIVRAK, TURKIYE

2018-04-23 17:31:21 UTC

The STEM skills are important to reveal future scientists, mathematicians, engineers and inventors. Students will be able to design and realize their dreams at a young age.

Remziye,

2018-04-23 17:51:48 UTC

The best definition of the STEM is the use of skills in a more oriented way.
The job might be farmer, farmers use STEM to organize their animals in order to make them feed their babies. I think, this should be possible only with STEM skills.

nazım kırdaş

2018-04-23 18:16:55 UTC

stem skills are skills that are based on science, science, technology, engineering and mathematics but are not limited to these areas.
For example, carpentry is not included in STEM professions, but it needs stem skills.

2018-04-23 18:57:07 UTC

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mustafa

2018-04-23 18:57:26 UTC

Being STEM compliant is related to the type of work being worked on and the employee who is working on it. choosing the right staff for the job.

Hüseyin TOPRAK

2018-04-23 19:05:32 UTC

STEM root skills are defined as Mathematics, Science, Technology, Engineering. All arts, sports, scientific professions are based on these root skills.

Corina Diana Teleaga, Brasov, Romania

corinadianat — 2018-04-23 19:26:16 UTC

In my opinion, STEM skills are the hard skills of the future and their acquisitions are provided by teachers using active methodologies and hands-on activities.

Selda Turkey

seldasezer1983 — 2018-04-23 19:45:54 UTC

We need STEM on every areas. For example farmer, healthy, education....

Sultan Yıldız

egeata1982 — 2018-04-23 20:01:09 UTC

Every profession actually has STEM at its core.

Sümeyra Hallaç, Turkey

sumeyrahallac — 2018-04-23 20:41:05 UTC

Stem skills are necessary in all areas of life. We should look at these talents not only as a profession but also as a lifestyle.

Alexandra, Portugal

2018-04-23 21:59:25 UTC

STEM skills are capacities and knowledges in science that are use in all of work areas. For exemple an arqueologist use STEM skills, a phamacy seller use STEM skills, and so on.

1. In my opinion, the most important STEM skill is applying the knowledge. Also, STEM skills are determining the problem, searching for solutions, choosing the best solution. 2 . Farmer

2018-04-24 05:41:36 UTC

Nuriye EROL, Kayseri/Turkey

Ümit Kaçıra, Osmaniye, Turkey. Students will be able to develope thier ablities with STEM Skills. They also will be able to develope their capacities. They can easily insert these in their future life.

ukacira — 2018-04-24 05:43:51 UTC

Serife ALTUN

serifealtun — 2018-04-24 06:08:55 UTC

Skills demanded at STEM can be grouped into four broad categories: basic information-processing skills, advanced cognitive skills, technical job-specific skills.
*teachers
*director of photography
*art
*athlete
*politician
.....

Ayşe ALBAYRAK,Konya,Turkey

anoktaalbayrak — 2018-04-24 06:28:44 UTC

sTEM skills have become necessary for us in all areas of our lives.

Tülün Tekeli/Turkey

tulintekeli33 — 2018-04-24 07:29:20 UTC

Whatever our profession is, it is an interdisciplinary integration of STEM knowledge and skills. Because it is not right to reject STEM skills that can be acquired through other academic means such as vocational training. Glass Fusion, mosaic, music

Tuba Karayiğit Okuyucu

tubaokuyucu7 — 2018-04-24 08:20:16 UTC

According to me the best definition for Stem is developing and using knowledge for the next generation. We can use Stem skills for language education

Yeşim AKÇAY, Trabzon/Turkey

2018-04-24 09:20:42 UTC

I think that stem skills are not just mathematics computer science physics chemistry, but students who want to be a sought-after person in the future, we should already have STEM-supported training in our courses. No matter what occupation, the times when the STEM approach will apply to the implementation of all are very close. It may not be seen clearly in professions such as social contact, communication, etc., unless they are seen as concrete.

Nurşin AKMAN/Turkey

zerrinvezerrinn — 2018-04-24 09:25:13 UTC

I think stem skills are all about using one's talents together. For example, an architect can do excellent work if he knows mathematics, art, and engineering.

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2018-04-24 11:12:02 UTC

Mirela Avdibegović, Bosnia and Herzegovina

mirela_avdibegovic — 2018-04-24 12:09:26 UTC

Owning STEM skills means consolidating scientific skills into one whole. This means that a person with STEM skills has a broad general education and knows how to apply it.
non-STEM professions are for example marketing employees, banking...

Salvatore, Italy

salvatoregirgenti — 2018-04-24 13:10:00 UTC

In my opinion STEM skills are the interdisciplinary integration of science, technology, engineering and maths applied in daily life, to understand and to solve problems of every day in a science way. There are more non-STEM professions that use STEM skills, like Polics, Art, Music,Craft, Business people, Literature, etc.

İsa ÇETİN AFYONKARAHİSAR

isacetin0303 — 2018-04-24 13:53:16 UTC

STEM-related practices help our students to be more resilient and productive. The STEM examples of our students' interests and skills enable them to be much more successful in their jobs and professions, and most importantly, be happy when doing their professions ...

Grazia Paladino, Italy

graziampl — 2018-04-24 14:01:37 UTC

In my opinion, I believe that the STEM skills cover basic knowledge in mathematics, physics and chemistry as well as those of a biological nature. All these skills, however, must be mobilized through the practical use of what has been learned in experimental or manipulative activities. It is absolutely necessary that every teacher involved in STEM disciplines includes in the planning of every single teaching unit of the practical and creative activities. This type of work will be a spur and will leverage theoretical knowledge to a practical and realistic context.

A non-STEM discipline that can take advantage of the STEM approach can be geography. I mean the study of geography not as a simplistic description of the geomorphological characteristics of a territory, but as the discovery of a territory made with tools, why not? made by children with poor materials and recycling

Berrak SARIÇAM

2018-04-24 14:06:06 UTC

AMASYA/TURKEY
In my opinion the most important STEM skiil is applying the knowledge,for example farm animals,music,political sience

İSHAK KURT-TURKEY-MANİSA

kurtishak16 — 2018-04-24 14:12:52 UTC

STEM skills apply to information access and new situations. It is easy to integrate into the problems if the student knows how to get information. STEM is a scientific thinking skill. Theology is a profession that uses Stem less.

Marina SPAIN

marina_bm6 — 2018-04-24 15:11:34 UTC

Module 3
STEM SKILLS
The best definition of STEM skills is the one that relates science and applications to real life. It is important to know about technology, math, engineer, physics, chemistry, biology, etc. and how to use them to improve everyday items and in the end, society.
Some non-STEM professions that use STEM skills are journalists (as they have to write about science related news), lawyers (some cases are solved thanks to forensic science), politicians (making ethical laws), etc.

İlknur Özer/TURKEY

ilknurozer42 — 2018-04-24 17:18:09 UTC

In my opinion, applying science,technology,engineering and maths in our class.
non-STEM profession;
politician, art, music

ÖZLEM TAŞ BURSA/TÜRKİYE

oz_83_33 — 2018-04-24 17:36:25 UTC

in my opınıon the most ımportant stem skill is applyıng the knowledge,for example technology,maths ,engineering.

Leyla DOĞAN

leyladoan11 — 2018-04-24 18:07:13 UTC

Eskişehir/Turkey
1- I think that STEM skills are to have sufficient skills in the fields of technology, science, mathematics and engineering in that profession rather than having academic knowledge in a profession.
2- Art, music, farm animals.

Hakan Can Balıkesir

2018-04-24 19:17:03 UTC

STEM skills are the skills that must be acquired in every profession in the future and in every future profession.

Gökhan İlyas ER

2018-04-24 19:29:03 UTC

-Applying the knowledge.
-Farmers are non-stem profession.

discover the future..

fifa18 — 2018-04-24 19:46:50 UTC

STEM to discover and improve our imagination

Doinita B., Romania

2018-04-24 20:08:56 UTC

In my opinion, the best definition of STEM skills is that combining basic knowledge from the main areas of knowledge with their creative application capacities to solve personal and community problems.

An example of a profession that is not an STEM but uses STEM skills might be a sports coach: it is obvious that in order to carry out the activities specific to this profession it is necessary to apply the knowledge from biology, physics, mathematics, technology etc.

HASAN TAŞAY-KAYSERİ/TURKEY

2018-04-24 20:25:39 UTC

Stem is
everywhere

MERVE YAĞCI- KOCAELİ

merve_aydin87 — 2018-04-24 20:41:10 UTC

1. STEM skills require mechanical ability in my opinion. questionable, and able to build.
2. military, teaching, industrial engineering

Eray Kuyucu

kuyucue — 2018-04-24 21:46:08 UTC

1. Since we all know STEM is Science, Tech, Eng and Math, STEM skills combine each of them and produce something at the end. We already have been studying each subject separately and we do not produce something. But STEM means combine these four disciplines and produce something.
2. Farming

Caner BAĞ

canerbag81 — 2018-04-24 21:47:43 UTC

STEM, We have to learn and we have to teach for next.

Sevinç Aytaş- Balıkesir-TURKEY

sevincaytas — 2018-04-24 22:34:02 UTC

STEM is the final modern version of crosscurricular teaching, integrated skills and the teacher institutes in Turkey which educated the teachers by providing them with many basic life skills and Maths, Science, language. For me, STEM is supplying an environment in which kids can touch dirt and play with mud, feed animals and observe their everyday life, plant a tree, use Maths while shopping, sewing their own fabrics, having the courage(selfconfidence) and the creativity to design their own simple tools when they are in need. And as times keep changing, using the technology of the 21st century while doing all these. Being flexible to adapt the statusquo.
Being a musician is the non-STEM job of all times requiring STEM skills. And if we, teachers need to convey the meaing of STEM to the next generations, I believe teaching is also a non-STEM proffession requiring STEM skills.

Laura Watson

2018-04-25 00:23:17 UTC

STEM skills are those that require you to use scientific thinking, tying 2 or more disciplines together, and that also pertain to using hands-on construction, design, or application. Baking is a non-STEM profession that uses stem skills. Baking is very scientific and mathematical

Atabey Onur ATA

atabeyonurata — 2018-04-25 05:58:49 UTC

Tüm sektörler stem ile ilişkilidir. Stem in önemli olduğu kadar alan bilgiside çok önemlidir. Alan bilgisi olmadan kök çok bir şey ifade etmez. Başarılı olmak istiyorsan kök+ alan bilgisi.

Cristina , Italia

cri_cons — 2018-04-25 06:34:44 UTC

STEM skills are also use CNC machines for artistic and design works

cri_cons — 2018-04-25 06:34:45 UTC

As we saw in previous modules, knowledge and skills in science, technology, engineering and maths (STEM) fields are crucial in responding to some of today’s societal changes. In the following video, Carlos Cunha (Physics, Chemistry and ICT teacher in lower and upper secondary schools, and Scientix Ambassador) will give you an overview of STEM skills from an educator’s point of view. We invite you to watch and reflect on his presentation. While, in the video above, we saw a pedagogically oriented definition of STEM skills, it is important to be aware of the many descriptions available. For instance, in Analytical highlight. Focus on: Science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) skills, STEM skills are defined as “those skills expected to be held by people with a tertiary-education level degree in the subjects of science, technology, engineering and maths” (EU Skills Panorama (2014) STEM skills Analytical Highlight, prepared by ICF and Cedefop for the European Commission). Still, this definition could be considered incomplete, as it specifically refers to those skills achieved through an academic progression to tertiary education, somehow dismissing STEM skills that can be achieved through other academic paths, such as vocational technical education. In any case, how can we recognise those skills classified under STEM disciplines? An easy way to identify them is by linking STEM skills to qualifications attained in STEM subjects. For instance, Mathematics, Chemistry, Computer Science, Biology or Physics are easily classified as core STEM skills. However, it is not as easy as it seems, as the variety and type of qualifications vary from country to country, especially in tertiary education (EU Skills Panorama (2014) STEM skills Analytical Highlight, prepared by ICF and Cedefop for the European Commission). Another way of defining STEM skills is by linking them to STEM occupations. For instance, this study identified 30 STEM occupations (concerning those that most utilise STEM skills). The results ranged from mathematicians, chemists, civil engineers (among many kinds of engineers), to statisticians or agricultural technicians. Nonetheless, one must keep in mind that there are non-STEM professions that use STEM skills. There are also many STEM degree holders working in a non-STEM occupation who might still be using their STEM skills at work. For example, marketing employees in a chemical company might be graduates in chemical degrees. And why is that? Well, if you need to sell your product from business to business, you might as well hire someone who will have enough understanding and knowledge in the chemistry field (Bosworth, Lyonette, & Wilson, 2013). For that reason, we need to show students how the acquisition of STEM skills will open the door to a variety of professions (both inside and outside of the STEM fields). In the Future Morph website, you will find a series of videos on how different professionals use maths and science in STEM and non-STEM jobs. From a bakery manager to a glass artist, you can use these videos to show your students that STEM skills and knowledge are valuable in almost any career.

Cristina ANTON

2018-04-25 07:05:38 UTC

1. I think STEM skills are those skills who enable a person to use theory into everyday life, to manipulate scientific concepts in order to solve practical problems, to respond to practical needs, to have a deep understanding about real things we are working with.
Why? I have a practical thinking and I look for ways to connect dots everywhere. So, I noticed that we can put concept together, from different schools subjects, and solve problems and do practical things better.
2. Professional dancers use Geometry, Biology, Physics and Chemistry.
Chefs use Measurements in Maths, Chemistry and Biology in their work.
An event planner will use Spatial Geometry to make all the arrangements in a space/room.

Gökçen KARADEM/ Şanlıurfa TURKEY

2018-04-25 09:08:45 UTC

STEM skills; Analytical skills to research a topic, develop a project plan and timeline, and draw conclusions from research results. Communication and cooperation skills to listen to customer needs or interact with project partners.

Creative abilities to solve problems and develop new ideas.

Leadership skills to lead projects or help customers.

Organization skills to keep track of lots of different information

1) Stem skills : Ability to apply the knowledge of Science, Technology, Engineering & Mathematics in practical situation . Ability to analyse and compare the situations. To show the creativity & innovation in Stem. 2) Example of non Stem professional : Cell phone seller, Marketing representative of a pharmaceutical company.

2018-04-25 11:44:55 UTC

Fatma Güzin DULKADIROGLU/ Ankara, TURKEY

guzin — 2018-04-25 12:29:17 UTC

1)To begin with, I think STEM Skills are the skills needed to desing and operate STEM projects. Physics, Chemistry, Math, Programming, Coding etc are the major ones. In order to achieve permenant learning, students should be included in hands on activities and projects. By this way, we will have students taht are prepared for future jobs.
2)An example of non-STEM profession could be transporters. They can use math skills in order to organise trucks, to carry much more staff in one tour. In addition to that, they can trasport the goods safer by using chemical or physical skills.

Lety - Italy

marialetiziasardo — 2018-04-25 15:51:24 UTC

Stem skills are the ability to work with others, think critically and be a lifelong learner, to design and operate stem projects.
STEM & SPORT: all sports activities obey the lows of physics and use advanced materials and technologies
STEM & LITERATURE: there is a fascinating correlation between literature and mathematics

Gratiela, Romania

2018-04-25 16:05:44 UTC

STEM skills are those that help us have a discipline of learning, critical thinking, computational thinking. Thanks to STEM skills, we learn to think in a digital society.In my opinion, some of example of non-STEM professions that use STEM skills are:  wildlife photographer (competencies in biology and  physics); artists (sculptors) who work with materials of different textures, with metals, with glass (engineering skills); archaeologists (engineering and mathematics skills).

Hélia Salvado PT

helisalvado — 2018-04-25 16:55:55 UTC

1. STEM skills are related to critical thinking, understanding, solving problems, creativity and innovation.
2. Non-STEM profession that use STEM skills: graphic designer

Yasin GÜNEY/Turkey

2018-04-25 18:13:36 UTC

STEM is a crosscurricural discipline that prove a wide range of proffession to students in formal and informal education systems. It should be organized that can educate and prepare the indiviuduals to jobs require higly educated employees to fulfil the work in every sides of the work. As an English teacher (non-STEM profession) it is inevitable to have a good foreign language skill.

Suela.Berat Albania

2018-04-25 19:00:42 UTC

STEM skills are also use CNC machines for artistic and design works

Zeynep ER,Turkey

2018-04-25 19:08:58 UTC

1-I think everybody use STEM skills in daily life without knowing. A farmer, a teacher use STEM skills in a different ways. So, no matter how much skills we add in STEM to define, ıt will not enough.We must teach students that STEM is life
2-Bakery manager

Ayşe Elçin Bayer

elcinbayer35 — 2018-04-25 19:32:39 UTC

1.The best definition is trying and using the knowledge.Not only exams and teaching by the teacher.
2.Marketing employees and chemical company.

Gamze kolsuz

gamzekolsuz — 2018-04-25 20:08:51 UTC

The stem skills are important reveal future scientists,MOre oriented way

Mateja, Croatia

2018-04-25 20:12:05 UTC

STEM is a curriculum based on the idea of student education in four specific disciplines - science, technology, engineering and mathematics - in an interdisciplinary and applied approach. Rather than having the four disciplines taught separately and being separate, STEM integrates them into a unique paradigm of learning that is based on real interactions.Science is our real world that surrounds us - sun, moon and stars ... earth and sea ... time, natural diversity, animals and much more amazing, so from the earliest age we need to teach children these legitimacy to get better in life.

Ali EREN -Turkey

alisima — 2018-04-25 21:21:40 UTC

1- In my opinion, "STEM skills" are actually activities that focus on problem-oriented work by using "creativity", which we have at a young age, supporting, triggering (which keeps wisdom in our students) and focusing on finding solutions by feeling "curiosity" in children. It is the basis of curiosity learning.
2- As a profession. I thought it was Psychology.

Drago. Croatia

2018-04-25 21:39:31 UTC

STEM Skill is a set of activities, primarily by using science, technology, engineering and mathematics. In special problems there is a need for use of other scientific disciplines, such as chemistry, biology, physics.
Medicine is a good example of the use of interdisciplinary activities that contribute to the treatment of various diseases. No STEM skills can not be analyzed, defined and successfully performed by complex medical procedures. >^..^<

Elif Yoldaş

2018-04-26 07:17:19 UTC

STEM skill is using science,technology,engineering and maths to understand the problems and solve them accordingly.It is an innovative approach to prepare the students for the future jobs.For me non-stem professions are businessmen,lawyers,politicians,artists

baharguner82 — 2018-04-26 07:43:41 UTC

Bahar Güner

baharguner82 — 2018-04-26 07:45:14 UTC

STEM is a concrete term of integrating and interiorising the Maths , Science lessons to the rea World which makes the pupils mind to comprehend and analyze the subjects and use them to discover new datas or tools, etc.
In my opinion , Textile , medicine , etc factory workers or machine operators are also Stem Workers who need to calculate angles , the order , etc.

Bahar Çebi

eycerhas_78 — 2018-04-26 08:13:08 UTC

With the stem, students can produce solutions to the problems they encounter in daily life and even dream of inventing.STEM understanding is needed in all occupational areas.

Güneş AKSULU/İzmir

akademik_gunesaksulu — 2018-04-26 09:26:32 UTC

It depends on the students' interest so it s hard to tell one of them is more than the others. Also as an ELT, four of them are all connected to each other. I can use four of the them in my teaching area to make them gain English as a seconf language.. I think working on agriculture is a non-STEM profession but totally connected with STEM.

Makbule ARDIÇ

2018-04-26 17:34:01 UTC

Stem provides students to think critically,design and use basic life skills which are more important than theory

Dilşad Ergen/turkey

2018-04-26 19:28:49 UTC

1)improve living skills
2)

ÜLKÜ KALE KARAASLAN

2018-04-26 20:41:29 UTC

stem
think
plan
produce

Lemia Sert/Turkey

bensu1966 — 2018-04-26 21:54:09 UTC

stem skills develop thinking. Thinking, discovering new ideas and skills.Therefore, STEM is used in all fields.

Pınar UÇAN ,Computer Science in İZmir

2018-04-27 06:56:50 UTC

The best definition of STEM skills is to create a product that interdisciplines and bring this product to technology.

Milijana, Serbia

2018-04-27 08:18:49 UTC

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İlkin Sağlam Kacar

2018-04-27 10:41:54 UTC

Stem requires thinking critically, producing solutions, designing...According to me, agriculture is a non-stem job but needs stem skills

Ema, Roumania

EmaPatrichi — 2018-04-27 14:29:46 UTC

1. STEM skills are the abilities to understand a problem in a scientific way and to solve it in a similar approach. 2. Non-STEM professions that use STEM skills: all types of managers, an advertising agent, a social media agent, a human resources manager, a designer.

Zümrüt YILDIZ

2018-04-27 15:47:13 UTC

STEM disiplinlerinin çekirdeği Matematik,Bigisayar bilimleri,Kimya,Biyoloji,Fizik olarak sıralanabilir .Ve bu disiplinlere dayalı 30 STEM mesleği sıralanıyor.Bu nedenle öğrencilerimizi STEM becerilerine yönelik eğitim vermek kariyer planlamada önemli

Stem

aydanurstem — 2018-04-27 16:51:28 UTC

Svetlana

2018-04-27 17:08:47 UTC

It is a good opportunity for students

Erhan ŞEKER

max5min5 — 2018-04-27 19:03:07 UTC

I think stem skills are to find solutions to problems that may arise in different places, time and situations. It is also questioning, investigating, reading. farming stem from a non-profession.

Natalia Grushko, Ukraine

grushko_nat — 2018-04-27 20:05:15 UTC

In my opinion, this statement provides an excellent answer to the question. “What binds together the STEM movement is the notion of modern skills. Employers talk about problem-solving. Society requires problem-solving. Doing your taxes requires problem-solving. Those are the types of skills that really matter. A practicing engineer will tell you, ‘I didn’t use the calculus I learned to solve problems on paper, but the way it taught me to solve problems and to think about problems was really important.’”
—James Brown, executive director of the STEM Education Coalition in Washington, D.C., and a nuclear engineer by training

Stem ilgi ve becerileri her meslekte degerlidir.

leylaerdogan — 2018-04-27 20:29:27 UTC

suncezgb

suncezgb8 — 2018-04-28 09:56:20 UTC

STEM skills include abstracts to concrete example (every day life), understanding and applying it in real life - critical thinking.
Example of non-STEM proffesion that use STEM skills - artists.

Bülent DEMİR

2018-04-28 10:43:29 UTC

ADIYAMAN
STEM Kültürü alan çocuklar ileride fizik,kimya,biyoloji, matematik, mühendislik.. alanlarına uzmanlaşabilirler. Uzmanlaşmayanlar ise iş bulmakta zorlanmazlar, yaptıkları işlerde daha başarılı olurlar.

Feyza SERİM

feyzaozev — 2018-04-28 12:31:07 UTC

İSTANBUL/TURKEY
I think STEM; social, economic and environmental, aiming to find solutions to real problems; science, mathematics, and engineering skills. Because STEM skills make it easier to solve problems. It creates creative and productive minds. As an example of professions using STEM skills but not STEM; I can give primary school teacher, carpenter and glass master.

Lejla Hujdur, Bosnia and Hercegovina

lejla_hujdur — 2018-04-28 16:42:56 UTC

STEM is a set of disciplines that makes our lives easier in a practical way. On the other hand, STEM is based on some difficult subjects that only few students like and appriciate and others do not see STEM's practical use. STEM is used everywhere: from economy to sports, from beauty saloons to gardens...

Esra RENÇPEROĞLU/İzmir/TURKEY

2018-04-28 20:21:53 UTC

STEM skills are able to integrate, think, design, implement and share all disciplines. Digital literacy as well as interdisciplinarity is also an STEM skill.

Nilgün Aktaş

nilgun01 — 2018-04-28 20:39:15 UTC

Ayşegül ESKİTAŞ

ayseguleskitas — 2018-04-29 09:24:10 UTC

According to me STEM is used everywhere .It is used in our garden , house ,school , car . We need STEM in everyday life .

Nisa Maide Kızıltaş

55nisamaide — 2018-04-29 17:33:40 UTC

1. According to me, the best definition of STEM skills is that children meet the real world, learn by watching and not by watching. Because when children learn by doing, their productivity increases. They have the opportunity to face problems and find new practical solutions.
2. non-STEM professions psychologist that use STEM skills

Arzu FİLHAK

arzufilhak751 — 2018-04-29 17:43:22 UTC

İzmir/Türkiye

1. Solving problems in life. The ability to apply STEM.STEM has improved the problem solving abilities. 2. There is no profession that STEM does not have.

arzufilhak751 — 2018-04-29 17:44:03 UTC

Isabel Quirino, Portugal

2018-04-29 18:24:18 UTC

STEM skills are skills that can be associated to STEM disciplines, yet in a not exclusive way. An exemple of a non-STEM career that need STEM skills is school psychologist: it is necessary to know about biology, neurology, etc, and you must use scientific methods to explore the individuals and to decide how to act.

Özlem SENAN, TURKEY

ozlemsenan — 2018-04-29 19:55:47 UTC

STEM education focuses on production as well as 21st Century skills such as critical thinking, creativity, renewal, problem solving, Productivity and Responsibility.
STEM classes are based on real life issues and problems. It guides engineering design steps to STEM courses. STEM puts students into an applied questionnaire and open-ended research. In STEM courses, students are involved in a productive team work. The STEM permits more than one correct answer and sees reconsideration of the error as part of learning.

Elvan İnan BANDIRMA-TURKEY

elvaninan10 — 2018-04-30 09:01:11 UTC

B1.STEM is an approach designed to combine the knowledge learned in science and mathematics with the engineering and technology in everyday life. In this approach, the problem is first identified (the problem that the child is determined to have does not have to be very comprehensive), remembering the topics learned in mathematics and science lessons in the analysis process, using technology and engineering skills to implement and reach solution (learning new knowledge in this process) become permanent.
2.there is no profession that stem does not have

Maria Simion ,RomaniaTEM means combining basic knowledge and integrated skills in a scientific way. A trader does not need STEM competencies.

simion_maria26 — 2018-04-30 14:09:50 UTC

Ileana Halmagianu, Romania

halmagianuileana — 2018-04-30 18:28:16 UTC

1. The STEM skills are the ability to integrate knowledge in life. ,,Individuals need to be innovators, learn from failures and keep moving on. You need to cut across disciplines and be able to ask the questions that help build connections. People need to be lifelong learners and be driven by an intellectual curiosity to try to figure things out.”Ted Wells, vice president and chief strategy officer at STEMconnector®, in Washington, D.C.
2. I think that, in a way or another, there is no nonSTEM profession.

Erna, B&H

bukvic_erna — 2018-04-30 21:01:41 UTC

1. STEM skills are theory in practice, use of knowledge in a productive, innovative way
2. Almost every profession nowadays need some STEM skills, since technology is everywhere .

Meryem Ç Kaymak, Turkey

2018-04-30 23:47:09 UTC

Stem skills are to be aware of the intersection of your profession with different professions. For example, a pidecis, your job is to cook pide. However, you must have knowledge of the operating principle of the oven.

Elisabetta, Italy

2018-05-01 09:43:30 UTC

If you have the ability to work together other colleagues, you are acting STEM skills. We can connect, for example ,STEM and Mathematics

Burcu GÜLER, Balıkesir/TURKEY

2018-05-01 11:23:31 UTC

I think STEM skills are about how to integrate knowledges and disciplines, thinking life-wide and taking risks to reach an achivement, developing new materials and new technology, finding solutions about environment, health and daily life problems and for doing this, thinking interdisciplinary. And teachers can do inquiry-based learning and project based learning methods for developing knowledge and internalization of STEM.
And the second question reminds me that STEM isn't making a model.

Giovanna, Italy

2018-05-01 13:09:00 UTC

In an increasingly tech-driven world, Stem represents the key topics of an education that looks ahead, geared towards growing individuals capable of competing, reacting and managing the unknown and uncertain future. Stem is the foundation of global leadership education. Legal activity uses Stem instruments in the various procedural stages.

akimse — 2018-05-01 18:32:23 UTC

STEM

akimse — 2018-05-01 18:32:29 UTC

STEM

Erkan TAŞ

akimse — 2018-05-01 18:37:49 UTC

In my wiev, stem skills use stem skills and training while solving problems in life or when doing their job
the result will be successful if everything that is created is deliberately shaped with stem skills.
The answer to question 2 can also be footballer for me

Lucia Italy

2018-05-02 14:04:51 UTC

There are so many opportunities for young people
Opening the minds of the boys means allowing them multiple connections

Aliona

2018-05-02 17:00:11 UTC

1) Applying knowledge in science, technology, engineering, mathematics to solving various practical problems.
2clothing designer, knowledge about fabric properties is required

Fikret YAVUZ Turkey

fikretyavuz4736 — 2018-05-02 17:16:34 UTC

to me ,all teachers motivate studentsto learn stem skills ,knowledege,experiments for their future.

Hakan TATLI

2018-05-02 17:54:54 UTC

Kayseri Türkiye

I think STEM skills are to live, to feel. To shelter shelter in the rain, to protect from the sun. Chasing butterflies. Finding life from the ditches, climbing trees.
Every field is necessary and must be used. military, teaching, industrial engineering

Hümeyra/TURKEY

hs_yener — 2018-05-02 18:46:19 UTC

1. In a rapidly changing World key skills will be critical for everyone. All youth have opportunities to develop critical thinking, problem solving,creative and collaborative skills. They are the practical skills associated with stem.
2. Graphic designers, economists, artists are non-stem occupations.

Arif Soğukpınar, Turkey

2018-05-03 10:04:31 UTC

1. In my opinion; STEM skills are that children meet the real world, learn by doing rather than watching. Because when children learn by doing, their productivity increases. They have the opportunity to face problems and find new practical solutions and also the ways to the solutions.
2. Teaching English.

Bahattin, Turkey

baydinli — 2018-05-03 13:28:27 UTC

The second definition is more solid and connected with the real life. The moms working in home are non-professional STEM workers and teachers.

Andreina Italy

profconcas — 2018-05-03 15:58:36 UTC

statistics, problem solving, coding, creativity, intellectual curiosity, argumentation, flexibility. with these skills you can face all fields and related disciplines.
for example in the field of art and agriculture

Dr Arundhati Hoskeri,Mumbai, India

2018-05-03 17:47:54 UTC

Science,Technology, Engineering and Mathematics basically develop critical thinking, problem solving and logical sequences that form basis for any kind of learning where skills are needed.
Technology is used in almost all professions / fields. Mathematics strengthens logic and reasoning which are very much needed in the field of law and also top level managerial jobs where strategic planning is a part of the job and STEM education is a boon!

Zeynep Öztoprak Kastamonu /TURKEY

zeynepoztoprak35 — 2018-05-03 18:05:25 UTC

I think analytical thinking is foresight and imagination. A non-stem profession is elementary school teacher.

Elem GÖKTAŞ

elemgoktas — 2018-05-03 19:44:41 UTC

Sakarya/Turkey
I think the stem skills are actually a bit in every occupation. because life is not already independent of math science engineering. for example a florist. Growing the trees and making a lot of designs is not stem care but what?

İbrahim Yalçın/Türkiye

iyalcin77 — 2018-05-04 07:30:24 UTC

Çağımızda bilim disiplinlerinin birbirleriyle bağlantılı olduğunu ve birbirinden ayrılmadığını düşünürsek STEM ile ilgili disiplinleri kesin bir şekilde ayırmak doğru değildir. Coğrafyayı matematiksiz düşünebilir miyiz ya da Sosyal Bilimlerin toplumsal eğilimleri ölçmek için kullanmış olduğu istatistik verileri matematik işlemleri olmadan düşünmek mümkün değildir.

Seda Ayton

Sedaa100 — 2018-05-04 08:36:50 UTC

I think every profession in the future will use stem skills

Melek ŞİMŞEK/TURKEY

meleksimsek — 2018-05-05 11:40:52 UTC

-Technology, science, mathematics and engineering.
-Art, music, farmers.

Vernelle- St. Lucia

2018-05-06 01:30:28 UTC

I believe that STEM SKILLS are those personal abilities, skills and talents that equip one in efficiently and effectively carrying out any student where Science, Technology, Engineering and Math is involved.
I do not see where exactly Literature would fit ideally under STEM.

Senem Topsakal

2018-05-06 17:23:26 UTC

Çorlu /TURKEY
It is no matter what job you are going to choose in future you have to use STEM skills may be directly or indirectly

BÜLENT DEMİR/ADIYAMAN

2018-05-06 19:27:07 UTC

STEM eğitimi alan çocuklar gelecekte iş bulmakta çok rahat olacaklar.

Özlem, Ankara

2018-05-07 07:50:36 UTC

Amagoia Basque Country

2018-05-07 18:03:22 UTC

1. I think STEM skills are those abilities which are needed to understand an develop different ideas about science and thecnology and maths.
2. Stem abilities are used in science works translations.

Fulya Uysal- Turkey

fulyaauysal — 2018-05-07 19:52:05 UTC

hard skills is teachable and measurable things and different from soft skills. soft skills can not teach and measure. soft skills become skilful with STEM. I thing it is the most important about STEM.

antonio teixeira

2018-05-08 14:54:37 UTC

The goals of this teaching model is to prepare today's students for tomorrow's job market.
Projects that link the four areas encourage student motivation and collaboration. Examples are programming language classes, Robotics classes, participation in fairs and olympiads of knowledge, interdisciplinary projects, visits to museums, etc.
It is necessary to develop skills as critical and creative reasoning
Example of non-STEM profession: Machine learning engineer for music

Stefania Altieri

stefaniaaltieri73 — 2018-05-08 19:16:30 UTC

Italy

Erhan şahin, Ankara/Turkey

2018-05-08 20:35:34 UTC

Erhan şahin, Ankara/Turkey

2018-05-08 20:37:20 UTC

STEM discipline-specific skills to
include the associated skills such as creative problem-solving, lifelong learning and leadership.

Liubov Maliarchuk, Ukraine

malyarchuklyubov — 2018-05-09 19:03:40 UTC

1.STEM skills - teachable abilities usually present in school curiccula. Forme , this is the best definition, becouse it gives us clear answer about STEM skills.
2. Today STEM skills are very important almost in all professions. For example even publicist, or seller in the supermarket

Hector Alvaro

2018-05-10 03:06:15 UTC

Mexico
My definition of STEM skill would be, is the set of skills that are related directly or indirectly to Science, Technology, Engineering, and Maths, that are needed for careers and new social needs.
I think many professions need STEM skills, as it was mention literacy skills are needed as STEM skils, so I imagine that any profession would need them

Bilge Varel / Turkey

bilgevarel — 2018-05-10 10:24:54 UTC

The STEM skills are to solve problems in everyday life in a practical way.(Carpenter)

Pınar YÜCEL MERSİN/TÜRKİYE

pinaryucel33 — 2018-05-11 05:40:09 UTC

The child who takes stem culture can specialize in the fields of physics,chemistry,biology,matemetics and engineering in the future.30 sem professions based on stem disciplines are listed.Training our students based on their stem skills is important in career planning.

Ali Coşkun

kareetut — 2018-05-12 19:12:20 UTC

Turkey
STEM professions take place in every aspect of life. STEM professions are life. We meet in every area of our life. In the house, work, school,

Fawad Naseer, Faisalabad-Pakistan

2018-05-12 19:44:06 UTC

1) STEM Skill, being a STEM Educator is the professional skill set, which enables one to deliver STEM theoretical concepts to a hands on experience based activity, so that learner get more in detail working concept of any theoretical concept or idea. Else STEM Skill is the professional skill set which is almost acquired by all other fields. like technology, engineering, science and mathematics, somehow everything in our daily lives must directly or indirectly consists of any one or combination of STEM fields or skill.
2) Almost everything field consists of one or all flavors of STEM skill set...
for example, artist uses computer sketch pad to sketch artistic work nowadays. like wise we have many examples in today's era.

Isac Mara, Romania

2018-05-13 06:50:50 UTC

Stem skills are the skills that are based on inquiry, creativity, development, as well as those based on the information that mathemathics, phisycs, chemistry and computer sciences are based on. A job that implies STEM skills is architecture.

Munevver, Ankara

2018-05-13 12:55:04 UTC

1. “STEM skills are defined as “those skills expected to be held by people with a tertiary-education level degree in the subjects of science, technology, engineering and maths” (EU Skills Panorama (2014) STEM skills Analytical Highlight, prepared by ICF and Cedefop for the European Commission). Still, this definition could be considered incomplete, as it specifically refers to those skills achieved through an academic progression to tertiary education, somehow dismissing STEM skills that can be achieved through other academic paths, such as vocational technical education.”

2. Teachers, Weather forecasters, Glass Artists, Theater technicians, Bakery Managers etc. can use STEM in their careers.

İsmail ERDOĞAN, Çanakkale, Turkey

aseka — 2018-05-13 16:20:53 UTC

Stem in my opinion is a interdiscipliner that connects subjects which I mean life. Just a Wall worker use Stem. In order to put the materials, he uses math, chemistry etc.

Marta Guerra_PT

martaicg — 2018-05-14 22:42:46 UTC

For me the best definition of STEM skills referes the “numeracy and the ability to generate, understand and analyse empirical data including critical analysis; an understanding of scientific and mathematical principles; the ability to apply a systematic and critical assessment of complex problems with an emphasis on solving them and applying the theoretical knowledge of the subject to practical problems; the ability to communicate scientific issues to stakeholders and others; ingenuity, logical reasoning and practical intelligence” because it shows the need for people on the job market to be able to interpret the world and the problems that are presented to them, to be able to confront the labor market, to reformulate it and to mobilize capacities analysis, management and planning to achieve the objectives set for it. One example of non-STEM professions that use STEM skills is commercial manager

YASEMİN, TURKEY

yase_mmin — 2018-05-15 13:20:12 UTC

Providing information about your future professions and information about female employees. Interest in STEM business is possible.

Mustafa , Turkey

demir_1124 — 2018-05-17 10:07:50 UTC

stem skill is to be able to produce different and innovative solutions to the problems and to make a difference.

Ayşe, Turkey

2018-05-17 20:58:26 UTC

stem produces new solutions to different problems in every area of life

Lia

liageorgoula — 2018-05-18 16:14:19 UTC

1. In my opinion, the best definition of STEM is given in "Analytical highlight. Focus on: Science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) skills" because it covers and analyses the whole skills are need to STEM disciplne.

2. Designer, Marketing employee to an IT company, Journalist, Primary Teacher.

Aslı Molacı

aslmolac — 2018-05-18 17:53:09 UTC

When I think of STEM Skills, I think of them as abilities to create so that we can shift the technology frontier. For example, a theatre technician- given as an example on Future Morph- could/ should use a lifter for heavy decorations on the stage which is a job requiring STEM skills to develop such devices.

Aparna Kher

2018-05-20 08:44:44 UTC

When i think if STEM skills it leads me to a new era of technological advancements, a future where technology is a boon to fulfill the increasing demands of the economy. i therefore agree with " STEM skills are defined as those skills “expected to be held by people with a tertiary-education level degree in the subjects of science, technology, engineering and maths”. ofcourse the market of the future would be dominated with careers arising from STEM but some not inclined towards STEM need not be troubled as the industry would still require human resource managers who need not possess the STEM skills and still move forward

Glorianne, Malta

glorianne_b_camilleri — 2018-05-21 08:27:08 UTC

1. STEM skills are those hard and soft skills which relate to science, technology, engineering and maths, which are either acquired through the educational system or through vocational training. Today we focus on life long learning, so in my opinion STEM skills may be developed throughout one's career.
2. HR manager of a pharmaceutical company who is a pharmacy graduate.

SEDA AKSU TURKEY

janeyre — 2018-05-24 09:27:15 UTC

"STEM" is a system that focuses on finding solutions by using "creativity" that we have at a young age, supporting, triggering, problem-focused, and "curiosity" in children. A project that will enable students to apply the knowledge they have learned in their life instead of learning mathematics or science as a lesson. Perhaps the most important step for this is interdisciplinary collaboration.

2. Every job needs to STEM abilities because STEM also means thinking versatile.

Aksoy, TURKEY

AKSOY — 2018-05-24 20:18:14 UTC

It can be defined as STEM skills in inquiring, researching, producing and skills necessary to make new discoveries. Using these skills, individuals can develop within or outside the STEM profession. STEM skills will be the skills of the next century. Future jobs will be shaped accordingly.

Seher Çetinel - Turkiye

2018-05-26 17:59:08 UTC

Stem skills are those that one can use in any parts of life. Curiosity, decision making, argumentation, creativity, problem solving.... Being a teacher, director, mechanic .....

stem skill is to be able to produce different and innovative solutions to the problems and to make a difference.ilyas yılmaz,çorlu-turkey

2018-05-27 08:47:41 UTC

Diğdem Daldalan/Turkey

digdemdaldalan — 2018-05-29 10:50:45 UTC

1. science, technology, engineering and mathematics in the education systems are taught in a discrete way from everyday life, and these disciplines are taught by associating with the daily life through STEM education.
2. market worker

Benjamn

2018-05-30 19:31:55 UTC

Benjamin

2018-05-30 19:33:21 UTC

STEM Skill are those skill when one acqquire can fit into STEM

Benjamin

2018-05-30 19:33:21 UTC

STEM Skill are those skill when one acqquire can fit into

Benjamin

2018-05-30 19:33:21 UTC

STEM Skill are those skill when one acqquire can

Benjamin

2018-05-30 19:33:21 UTC

STEM Skill are those skill when one acqquire can fit into STEM

Benjamin

2018-05-30 19:34:39 UTC

STEM Skill are those skill when one acqquire can fit into STEM and able to access

Benjamin

2018-05-30 19:34:40 UTC

STEM Skill are those skill when one acqquire can fit into STEM and able to access,

Benjamin

2018-05-30 19:35:15 UTC

STEM Skill are those skill when one acqquire can fit into STEM and able to access, evaluate, find solution

Benjamin

2018-05-30 19:35:34 UTC

1. STEM Skill are those skill when one acquire can fit into STEM and able to access, evaluate, find solution to everyday life in science, technology, engineering and maths among other.
2. teacher instructor

Dilek CANEFE,Turkey

serifealtun — 2018-05-31 08:26:08 UTC

1.Stem is an approach that is invented at the end of which all the disciplines come together.
2. Some parts of teaching are stem.

M. Ester

2018-05-31 09:48:43 UTC

STEM stand also for
Simplicity
Through
Expertise, ethic
Mindfulness

Şakir Zeyrek Turkey

wafasboui9 — 2018-05-31 14:48:07 UTC

STEM, is an approch That allows to developp many skills

Emine Gezer-İstanbulStem is applying science, technology, engineering, or mathematics content to answer complex questions, to investigate global issues, and to develop solutions for challenges and real world problems. I think every job actually uses stem in one way or another,more or less.For example we use the Internet technologhy,computers,machines with or without sofisticated computers in our classrooms,at hospitals,in agriculture,in communication,in transportation.Let's take e-books as an example which are used in education are one solution to use very few natural resources,to save trees and help reduce pollution from pulp mills.So I think stem is everywhere,in every area,in every job.

riblem — 2018-06-02 12:04:53 UTC

muhefe — 2018-06-02 23:11:49 UTC

STEM is a concrete term of integrating and interiorising the Maths , Science lessons to the rea World which makes the pupils mind to comprehend and analyze the subjects and use them to discove

İ. Arıcı Muğla/Turkey

muhefe — 2018-06-03 00:05:00 UTC

1. The future will be very different from today. STEM skills are the skills that future individuals must possess. 2. factory manager or robot marketer.

RO /Silvia M.

2018-06-05 04:52:19 UTC

I good teacher is when she/he is open for new technology .
For her /his students there are a lot of opportunities when they learn with their teachers

Merve Aktaş/ Turkey

merveaktas — 2018-06-06 15:10:22 UTC

1. I think,

Every subject and skill related to technology, science, mathematics and engineering is STEM skills.
2. Preschool teacher,

Fatma SOYTÜRK

ozcanfatma06 — 2018-06-09 10:12:01 UTC

stem is a training program that allows students to apply their knowledge to their daily lives. I think that stems can be applied in all professions.

emre soytürk

emresoyturk1987 — 2018-06-09 11:11:08 UTC

STEM is the education in which the students live. I do not think so.

Ourania Lampou, Greece

ranialampou — 2018-06-09 19:43:27 UTC

1. STEM is an acronym for the disciplines of science, technology, engineering and mathematics
taught and applied either in a traditional manner or through a
multidisciplinary, interconnected and integrative approach.
2. Primary school teachers

Ipermahia Christodoulou Greece.

2018-06-10 00:50:33 UTC

Crosscurricular Education.I think that there are not any professions that do not use STEM skills

Everything related to science and math is stem. And can be appkiapin every aspect of life.

2018-06-10 10:51:02 UTC

Mehmet- TURKEY

2018-06-10 11:40:50 UTC

STEM allows many skills to be developed. It improves the skills of the students.

Nurhayat KAYAR

2018-06-10 19:42:01 UTC

My opinion , STEM is relationship set up between Science ,Technology ,Engineering and Mathematic because this fields are different each other.My opinion too ,STEM is very good approach .That's why all of fields may use .But Social science may not lots using now.

Iulia, Romania

euroscolaunirea — 2018-06-11 14:26:09 UTC

My opinion , STEM is relationship set up between Science ,Technology ,Engineering and Mathematic because this fields are different each other. My opinion, every job needs to STEM abilities.

Mine Türkiye Konya

2018-06-11 15:00:39 UTC

Kristina, Croatia

2018-06-12 06:31:20 UTC

1. programming skill
2. all non STEM professions still need to use computers or smart phones

STEM skills

adrimalt — 2018-06-12 16:33:40 UTC

ZeynepErciyasToz — 2018-06-16 20:55:57 UTC

STEM skills STEM skills Kristina, Croatia Kristina, Croatia 1. programming skill 2. all non STEM professions still need to use computers or smart phones Mine Türkiye Konya Mine Türkiye Konya Iulia, Romania Iulia, Romania My opinion , STEM is relationship set up between Science ,Technology ,Engineering and Mathematic because this fields are different each other. My opinion, every job needs to STEM abilities. Nurhayat KAYAR Nurhayat KAYAR My opinion , STEM is relationship set up between Science ,Technology ,Engineering and Mathematic because this fields are different each other.My opinion too ,STEM is very good approach .That's why all of fields may use .But Social science may not lots using now. Mehmet- TURKEY Mehmet- TURKEY STEM allows many skills to be developed. It improves the skills of the students. Everything related to science and math is stem. And can be appkiapin every aspect of life. Everything related to science and math is stem. And can be appkiapin every aspect of life. Ipermahia Christodoulou Greece. Ipermahia Christodoulou Greece. Crosscurricular Education.I think that there are not any professions that do not use STEM skills Ourania Lampou, Greece Ourania Lampou, Greece 1. STEM is an acronym for the disciplines of science, technology, engineering and mathematics taught and applied either in a traditional manner or through a multidisciplinary, interconnected and integrative approach. 2. Primary school teachers emre soytürk emre soytürk STEM is the education in which the students live. I do not think so. Fatma SOYTÜRK Fatma SOYTÜRK stem is a training program that allows students to apply their knowledge to their daily lives. I think that stems can be applied in all professions. Merve Aktaş/ Turkey Merve Aktaş/ Turkey 1. I think, Every subject and skill related to technology, science, mathematics and engineering is STEM skills. 2. Preschool teacher, RO /Silvia M. RO /Silvia M. I good teacher is when she/he is open for new technology . For her /his students there are a lot of opportunities when they learn with their teachers İ. Arıcı Muğla/Turkey İ. Arıcı Muğla/Turkey 1. The future will be very different from today. STEM skills are the skills that future individuals must possess. 2. factory manager or robot marketer. STEM is a concrete term o STEM is a concrete term of integrating and interiorising the Maths , Science lessons to the rea World which makes the pupils mind to comprehend and analyze the subjects and use them to discove Emine Gezer-İstanbulStem is applying science, technology, engineering, or mathematics content to answer complex questions, to investigate global issues, and to develop solutions for challenges and real world problems. I think every job actually uses stem in one way or another,more or less.For example we use the Internet technologhy,computers,machines with or without sofisticated computers in our classrooms,at hospitals,in agriculture,in communication,in transportation.Let's take e-books as an example which are used in education are one solution to use very few natural resources,to save trees and help reduce pollution from pulp mills.So I think stem is everywhere,in every area,in every job. Emine Gezer-İstanbulStem is applying science, technology, engineering, or mathematics content to answer complex questions, to investigate global issues, and to develop solutions for challenges and real world problems. I think every job actually uses stem in one way or another,more or less.For example we use the Internet technologhy,computers,machines with or without sofisticated computers in our classrooms,at hospitals,in agriculture,in communication,in transportation.Let's take e-books as an example which are used in education are one solution to use very few natural resources,to save trees and help reduce pollution from pulp mills.So I think stem is everywhere,in every area,in every job. Şakir Zeyrek Turkey Şakir Zeyrek Turkey STEM, is an approch That allows to developp many skills M. Ester M. Ester STEM stand also for Simplicity Through Expertise, ethic Mindfulness Dilek CANEFE,Turkey Dilek CANEFE,Turkey 1.Stem is an approach that is invented at the end of which all the disciplines come together. 2. Some parts of teaching are stem. 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STEM Skill are those skill when one acquire can fit into STEM and able to access, evaluate, find solution to everyday life in science, technology, engineering and maths among other. 2. teacher instructor Diğdem Daldalan/Turkey Diğdem Daldalan/Turkey 1. science, technology, engineering and mathematics in the education systems are taught in a discrete way from everyday life, and these disciplines are taught by associating with the daily life through STEM education. 2. market worker stem skill is to be able to produce different and innovative solutions to the problems and to make a difference.ilyas yılmaz,çorlu-turkey stem skill is to be able to produce different and innovative solutions to the problems and to make a difference.ilyas yılmaz,çorlu-turkey Seher Çetinel - Turkiye Seher Çetinel - Turkiye Stem skills are those that one can use in any parts of life. Curiosity, decision making, argumentation, creativity, problem solving.... Being a teacher, director, mechanic ..... Sevinç Aytaş- Balıkesir-TURKEY Sevinç Aytaş- Balıkesir-TURKEY STEM is the final modern version of crosscurricular teaching, integrated skills and the teacher institutes in Turkey which educated the teachers by providing them with many basic life skills and Maths, Science, language. For me, STEM is supplying an environment in which kids can touch dirt and play with mud, feed animals and observe their everyday life, plant a tree, use Maths while shopping, sewing their own fabrics, having the courage(selfconfidence) and the creativity to design their own simple tools when they are in need. And as times keep changing, using the technology of the 21st century while doing all these. Being flexible to adapt the statusquo. Being a musician is the non-STEM job of all times requiring STEM skills. And if we, teachers need to convey the meaing of STEM to the next generations, I believe teaching is also a non-STEM proffession requiring STEM skills. Aksoy, TURKEY Aksoy, TURKEY It can be defined as STEM skills in inquiring, researching, producing and skills necessary to make new discoveries. Using these skills, individuals can develop within or outside the STEM profession. STEM skills will be the skills of the next century. Future jobs will be shaped accordingly. SEDA AKSU TURKEY SEDA AKSU TURKEY 1. "STEM" is a system that focuses on finding solutions by using "creativity" that we have at a young age, supporting, triggering, problem-focused, and "curiosity" in children. A project that will enable students to apply the knowledge they have learned in their life instead of learning mathematics or science as a lesson. Perhaps the most important step for this is interdisciplinary collaboration. 2. Every job needs to STEM abilities because STEM also means thinking versatile. Glorianne, Malta Glorianne, Malta 1. STEM skills are those hard and soft skills which relate to science, technology, engineering and maths, which are either acquired through the educational system or through vocational training. Today we focus on life long learning, so in my opinion STEM skills may be developed throughout one's career. 2. HR manager of a pharmaceutical company who is a pharmacy graduate. Aparna Kher Aparna Kher When i think if STEM skills it leads me to a new era of technological advancements, a future where technology is a boon to fulfill the increasing demands of the economy. i therefore agree with " STEM skills are defined as those skills “expected to be held by people with a tertiary-education level degree in the subjects of science, technology, engineering and maths”. ofcourse the market of the future would be dominated with careers arising from STEM but some not inclined towards STEM need not be troubled as the industry would still require human resource managers who need not possess the STEM skills and still move forward Aslı Molacı Aslı Molacı When I think of STEM Skills, I think of them as abilities to create so that we can shift the technology frontier. For example, a theatre technician- given as an example on Future Morph- could/ should use a lifter for heavy decorations on the stage which is a job requiring STEM skills to develop such devices. Lia Lia 1. In my opinion, the best definition of STEM is given in "Analytical highlight. Focus on: Science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) skills" because it covers and analyses the whole skills are need to STEM disciplne. 2. Designer, Marketing employee to an IT company, Journalist, Primary Teacher. Ayşe, Turkey Ayşe, Turkey stem produces new solutions to different problems in every area of life Mustafa , Turkey Mustafa , Turkey stem skill is to be able to produce different and innovative solutions to the problems and to make a difference. YASEMİN, TURKEY YASEMİN, TURKEY Providing information about your future professions and information about female employees. Interest in STEM business is possible. Marta Guerra_PT Marta Guerra_PT For me the best definition of STEM skills referes the “numeracy and the ability to generate, understand and analyse empirical data including critical analysis; an understanding of scientific and mathematical principles; the ability to apply a systematic and critical assessment of complex problems with an emphasis on solving them and applying the theoretical knowledge of the subject to practical problems; the ability to communicate scientific issues to stakeholders and others; ingenuity, logical reasoning and practical intelligence” because it shows the need for people on the job market to be able to interpret the world and the problems that are presented to them, to be able to confront the labor market, to reformulate it and to mobilize capacities analysis, management and planning to achieve the objectives set for it. One example of non-STEM professions that use STEM skills is commercial manager Dr Arundhati Hoskeri,Mumbai, India Dr Arundhati Hoskeri,Mumbai, India Science,Technology, Engineering and Mathematics basically develop critical thinking, problem solving and logical sequences that form basis for any kind of learning where skills are needed. Technology is used in almost all professions / fields. Mathematics strengthens logic and reasoning which are very much needed in the field of law and also top level managerial jobs where strategic planning is a part of the job and STEM education is a boon! Arif Soğukpınar, Turkey Arif Soğukpınar, Turkey 1. In my opinion; STEM skills are that children meet the real world, learn by doing rather than watching. Because when children learn by doing, their productivity increases. They have the opportunity to face problems and find new practical solutions and also the ways to the solutions. 2. Teaching English. İsmail ERDOĞAN, Çanakkale, Turkey İsmail ERDOĞAN, Çanakkale, Turkey Stem in my opinion is a interdiscipliner that connects subjects which I mean life. Just a Wall worker use Stem. In order to put the materials, he uses math, chemistry etc. Munevver, Ankara Munevver, Ankara 1. “STEM skills are defined as “those skills expected to be held by people with a tertiary-education level degree in the subjects of science, technology, engineering and maths” (EU Skills Panorama (2014) STEM skills Analytical Highlight, prepared by ICF and Cedefop for the European Commission). Still, this definition could be considered incomplete, as it specifically refers to those skills achieved through an academic progression to tertiary education, somehow dismissing STEM skills that can be achieved through other academic paths, such as vocational technical education.” 2. Teachers, Weather forecasters, Glass Artists, Theater technicians, Bakery Managers etc. can use STEM in their careers. Isac Mara, Romania Isac Mara, Romania Stem skills are the skills that are based on inquiry, creativity, development, as well as those based on the information that mathemathics, phisycs, chemistry and computer sciences are based on. A job that implies STEM skills is architecture. Fawad Naseer, Faisalabad-Pakistan Fawad Naseer, Faisalabad-Pakistan 1) STEM Skill, being a STEM Educator is the professional skill set, which enables one to deliver STEM theoretical concepts to a hands on experience based activity, so that learner get more in detail working concept of any theoretical concept or idea. Else STEM Skill is the professional skill set which is almost acquired by all other fields. like technology, engineering, science and mathematics, somehow everything in our daily lives must directly or indirectly consists of any one or combination of STEM fields or skill. 2) Almost everything field consists of one or all flavors of STEM skill set... for example, artist uses computer sketch pad to sketch artistic work nowadays. like wise we have many examples in today's era. Ali Coşkun Ali Coşkun Turkey STEM professions take place in every aspect of life. STEM professions are life. We meet in every area of our life. In the house, work, school, Esra RENÇPEROĞLU/İzmir/TURKEY Esra RENÇPEROĞLU/İzmir/TURKEY STEM skills are able to integrate, think, design, implement and share all disciplines. Digital literacy as well as interdisciplinarity is also an STEM skill. Pınar YÜCEL MERSİN/TÜRKİYE Pınar YÜCEL MERSİN/TÜRKİYE The child who takes stem culture can specialize in the fields of physics,chemistry,biology,matemetics and engineering in the future.30 sem professions based on stem disciplines are listed.Training our students based on their stem skills is important in career planning. Bilge Varel / Turkey Bilge Varel / Turkey The STEM skills are to solve problems in everyday life in a practical way.(Carpenter) Lety - Italy Lety - Italy Stem skills are the ability to work with others, think critically and be a lifelong learner, to design and operate stem projects. STEM & SPORT: all sports activities obey the lows of physics and use advanced materials and technologies STEM & LITERATURE: there is a fascinating correlation between literature and mathematics Hector Alvaro Hector Alvaro Mexico My definition of STEM skill would be, is the set of skills that are related directly or indirectly to Science, Technology, Engineering, and Maths, that are needed for careers and new social needs. I think many professions need STEM skills, as it was mention literacy skills are needed as STEM skils, so I imagine that any profession would need them Liubov Maliarchuk, Ukraine Liubov Maliarchuk, Ukraine 1.STEM skills - teachable abilities usually present in school curiccula. Forme , this is the best definition, becouse it gives us clear answer about STEM skills. 2. Today STEM skills are very important almost in all professions. For example even publicist, or seller in the supermarket Erhan şahin, Ankara/Turkey Erhan şahin, Ankara/Turkey STEM discipline-specific skills to include the associated skills such as creative problem-solving, lifelong learning and leadership. Erhan şahin, Ankara/Turkey Erhan şahin, Ankara/Turkey Stefania Altieri Stefania Altieri Italy antonio teixeira antonio teixeira The goals of this teaching model is to prepare today's students for tomorrow's job market. Projects that link the four areas encourage student motivation and collaboration. Examples are programming language classes, Robotics classes, participation in fairs and olympiads of knowledge, interdisciplinary projects, visits to museums, etc. It is necessary to develop skills as critical and creative reasoning Example of non-STEM profession: Machine learning engineer for music Fulya Uysal- Turkey Fulya Uysal- Turkey hard skills is teachable and measurable things and different from soft skills. soft skills can not teach and measure. soft skills become skilful with STEM. I thing it is the most important about STEM. Amagoia Basque Country Amagoia Basque Country 1. I think STEM skills are those abilities which are needed to understand an develop different ideas about science and thecnology and maths. 2. Stem abilities are used in science works translations. Özlem, Ankara Özlem, Ankara I believe that STEM SKILLS are those personal abilities, skills and talents that equip one in efficiently and effectively carrying out any student where Science, Technology, Engineering and Math is involved. I do not see where exactly Literature would fit ideally under STEM. Elem GÖKTAŞ Elem GÖKTAŞ S

Zeynep ERCİYAS TOZ

ZeynepErciyasToz — 2018-06-16 21:05:07 UTC

İstanbul / TURKEY
1- I think STEM is the basic skills to be possessed at every stage of life. because many Scientific knowledge, technological hardware, engineering skills and mathematical intelligence are required to be known within the work to be done.

2- The best example I can give to this is teacher training.

Just like in many fields, learning is to be organized from concrete to abstract; from easy to harder. To achieve this, we need to integrate the mentioned hard skills into every day life; using manipulative skills could be an example for that. From this point of view, during the development of STEM and STEAM skills no area could be excluded. I can hardly imagine a field that şs out of STE+A+M zone

2018-06-17 13:16:42 UTC

Atila BOLAT

haticekasap — 2018-06-18 09:20:02 UTC

STEM definition is shortly future technology.Non-STEM profession is teacher

Ramona Humeniuc, Romania

2018-06-19 21:45:12 UTC

1. The skills needed to successfully integrate into the labor market for future generations
2. Teacher training

Yusuf İslam GÜNEŞ

2018-06-20 12:22:11 UTC

One of STEm's skills is the ability to think interdisciplinarily. One of the professions could be artificial intelligence engineering.

Rovena

rovena_hoxha — 2018-06-21 12:36:12 UTC

I think analytical thinking is foresight and imagination.

TELEK, Erdal

2018-06-21 12:38:37 UTC

Ankara

eylemgurkan — 2019-02-01 10:32:12 UTC

My opinion , STEM is relationship set up between Science ,Technology ,Engineering and Mathematic because this fields are different each other. My opinion, every job needs to STEM abilities.

Eylem GÜRKAN/TURKEY

eylemgurkan — 2019-02-01 10:38:03 UTC

STEM is an approach that results from the blending of science, mathematics, technology and engineering fields with the result of interdisciplinary cooperation.
Usually it is used in all areas in our lives.

Antoinette

2019-05-06 08:12:52 UTC

A baker mixing ingredients to form bread ( mixing the ingredients (Science) while making an accurate Bun or bread recipe (Mathematics))

halil kaya

2019-06-06 19:06:52 UTC

bilecik

İlkay ÖNEL TURKEY

akayilkay — 2019-07-15 13:37:40 UTC