How to accelerate student education in STEM subjects - UNESCO / MAWHIBA keynote @patrickdixon-futurist
How to accelerate student education in STEM subjects - UNESCO / MAWHIBA keynote  @patrickdixon-futurist
Uploaded November 2019 | Updated September 2026, 14 hours ago
Science, technology, engineering and maths will transform our future world. I gave a keynote recently at UNESCO event sponsored by MAWHIBA to promote rapid growth of STEM education globally. Future of Higher Education and College Education. How classroom teaching methods and exam methods need to change. Examinations using pen and paper look ridiculous in the digital age. Common student complaints about quality of education at Universities and business schools. MAWHBA has many programmes to accelerate high potential STEM students. Keynote by Futurist Patrick Dixon
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How to accelerate student education in STEM subjects - UNESCO / MAWHIBA keynote

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