Jessica Hamer
@drjessicahamer
STEM education; widening participation and retention in STEM; runner and occasional rock collector. All views are my own.
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Exciting news! Today at 1.30 PM, we're launching the SCARI Computing report with key recommendations to revolutionise computing education. Stay tuned for updates! #scaricomputing King's School of Education Communication & Society King's College London Uni of Reading Nuffield Foundation
A stark decline in girls taking a computing GCSE could harm the UK’s aim to be a tech ‘superpower’, a new study finds. Action on this is needed from the incoming govt say Peter Kemp Jessica Hamer Meggie Copsey-Blake King's School of Education Communication & Society & Billy Wong Uni of Reading ⬇️ kcl.ac.uk/news/stark-dec…
Congrats to the SCARI Computing team for their new report on the Future of Computing Education funded by Nuffield Foundation . Great discussion with computing experts on curriculum, teacher development, inclusion & reframing computing narrative.
VERY EXCITED to launch the UK's first robotics competition for girls!! 🤖 Open to schools in & around London 📆 Events Nov - April 💰 Free to take part, with kits provided & bursaries available 🧠 Mentoring from KCL Natural, Mathematical & Engineering Sciences students Info & sign-up: kcl.ac.uk/events/girls-r…
New NFER research out today by Dawson McLean on trends in young people's career intentions Gen Z fit the motivational profile of becoming future teachers better than Millennials. So let's get the pay and conditions right, and go out & recruit them! nfer.ac.uk/blogs/shifting…
Really excited that we're launching a new online outreach programme at KCL Natural, Mathematical & Engineering Sciences! **Unlocking AI & Computer Science** is a free 8-week programme for girls in Y11-13, starting 3 October. More info & sign-up here: kcl.ac.uk/events/unlocki… SCARI Computing King's School of Education Communication & Society FindingAda Computing at School
Geeky, clever, detail-oriented men, who lack social skills – are they the ideal computer scientists? 💻 Billy Wong and King's College London researchers uncovered a more nuanced view of what makes an 'ideal' computer science student. #EducationAtReading reading.ac.uk/news/2024/Rese…