STEM Success with Digital Technologies

Breakout Presentation

Presented by

Brad Howard

Practical PD

There has never been a more important time to focus on STEM subjects due to the rapid technological progression of our world.

Our presentation is interactive and thought provoking, exploring areas such as “Creator versus Consumer”, “Australia’s leadership through education”, “Moral responsibility of teachers and parents”, “setting up an environment condusive to technology”, “the positive effect of failure”.

The kids of today are progressing into a completely new world which will be heavily dependent on new technologies which will require a strong knowledge and understanding of Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths.

The session is led by Brad Howard who started as a teacher then Assistant Principal before venturing into the business world and managing state and national companies.

 

Intended Audience:

All those interested in STEM / STEAM; Early / Junior Primary; Middle / Upper Primary; Middle School;  Lower Secondary (7 – 10), Senior Secondary (11 – 12)

 

About the Presenter:

Brad Howard started as a teacher then Assistant Principal before venturing into the business world and managing state and national companies.

Brad has owned businesses as well as created a successful business using new technologies and a global workforce.

Brad is also a life long learner who has recently lived in the United States and is constantly challenging himself to look at the future and the impact of disruptive and life changing technologies rapidly reshaping our world.

 

About the Practical PD:

Practical PD is a WA company providing high quality professional development in STEM with digital technologies for educators. We provide a range of options including out of school workshops; Inschool PD days, after school workshops and one to one programs.

CD Soft is the sister company to Practical PD. CD Soft sells the digital products and resources to support the teachers in STEM and other areas of the curriculum.

Join Brad Howard at the ECAWA 2017 State Conference at ECU Mount Lawley.