Educating for innovation- driven societies Dirk Van Damme Head of Division OECD Directorate for Education Paris, 26 April 2012.

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Educating for innovation- driven societies Dirk Van Damme Head of Division OECD Directorate for Education Paris, 26 April 2012

Skills and education for innovation « 21st Century Skills » Innovation Skills Education and training

Skills for innovation Is innovation hampered by a lack of qualified personnel? What skills/qualifications foster innovation in the economy? Has innovation led to a change in the level and type of education demanded? Are certain uses of workforce skills associated with more innovation? Innovation Skills Education and training

Individual skills for innovation Education systems have to produce skills for three modes of innovation: –Elite model (R&D, breakthrough) –Democratic model (organisational learning, incremental) –User-driven model What skills shall everyone have in an innovation-driven society? –Adapt to creative destruction (LLL) –Readiness for tertiary education –Participate in innovation process as user and producer Innovation Skills Education and training

What individual skills should education systems foster? Technical skills (know-what and know- how) Skills in thinking and creativity (Critical thinking, ability to make connections, imagination, curiosity,...) Behavioural and social skills (Self-confidence, energy, perseverance, passion, leadership, collaboration, communication)

Education for innovation Curriculum –How broad or narrow? –Should some specific fields be privileged? Pedagogy –Are some pedagogies more effective in fostering simultaneously all the sets of skills? Assessment –How to give equal weight in assessments to all sets of skills for innovation? –Can we develop new tools that will help teachers to assess progress in creativity, critical thinking, and social and behavioural skills? Innovation Skills Education and training

Educating for innovative societies Conversation with Howard Gardner STEM education –How to teach them to develop simultaneously all the sets of skills in mathematics and in science? Arts education –What do we know about the impact of arts education on skill development? –What role does it play in innovation more generally? Developing new tools for assessing 21 st century skills –Creativity –Collaborative problem-solving (PISA 2012 and 2015) –Other sets of skill Innovation Skills Education and training

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