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Viola Pinzi – European Schoolnet Responsible Research and Innovation at school tips and tools for supporting young scientists Scientix 2 – 9 th SPW at FCL, 8 November 2015

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Viola Pinzi – European Schoolnet

Responsible Research and Innovation at schooltips and tools for supporting young scientists

Scientix 2 – 9th SPW at FCL, 8 November 2015

| What is RRI?

Science and innovation with society and for societyincluding society ‘very upstream' in the processes to align their outcomes with the values of society

Key concept at Horizon 2020cross-cutting issues in this programme

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Diversity & Inclusionthe involvement of wide range of subjects at different stages of research

Anticipation & reflectionhow present dynamics shape the future and envisioning the future

Openness & transparencyaccess to participatory processes and to research results and educational resources

Responsiveness & Adaptive changeresponding to emerging knowledge, perspectives, views and norms

Dimensions of RRI

The project identified 4 integrated dimensions or processes for RRI

| Innovation in education

Some key concepts

• Collaborative learning

• Multidisciplinarity

• Knowledge process (motivation – ownership - purpose)

• Career and entrepreneurship education

• Pedagogical methods (e.g. Inquiry and Project based learning)

| RRI and educationWhich areas and processes are involved?

• Involve students in the reflection about future society and the role of R&I

• Inclusion of students and teachers from schools in R&I processes

• Foster sustainable interaction between schools, research institutions, industry and civil society organisations

• Teach STEM using RRI principles (transversal aspect)

• Make scientific and technological careers attractive to young students

| RRI and education 2Where does it fit in activities at school?

New pedagogical methodsInquiry and project-based learning

foundations for

an open opportunity to integrate RRI in schools?

An exampleResearch-like school projects and activities

developed following the same process and stages of any research project?

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RRI dimensions

can be applied practically to different stages of school projects

o Exploring and preparing

o Developing

o Implementing

o Evaluating

o Disseminating

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RRI and school projects stages

| What do these mean in practice?Diversity & Inclusion

What When

consultinggenerating and organising knowledge in the perspective of interdisciplinary solutions

exploring science and society issues

identify questions and subjects for projects

critical reflections around gender balance, social inclusion, diversity in expertise etc.

composing projects’ teams

assigning tasks

inclusive and participative decision making creating an activity or project plan

discussing what to do next

informing organising events to share results

Students and teachers participate in

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| What do these mean in practice?Anticipation& reflection

What When

reflection on outcomes of projects and activities: ethically acceptable, sustainable and socially desirable

exploring science and society issues

identify aspects that address emerging and future needs

reflection on values understanding the working group values and how they are related to the activities and projects

reflection on assumptions and routines Identifying assumptions and routines and how they may affect the school activities and projects

Students and teachers participate in

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| What do these mean in practice?

What When

sharing participatory governance processes

preparing to start a project

presenting their ideas to other school staff

sharing research results writing reports on school activities

presenting it

improving resources available for other educators and students in the R&I system

presenting final results of school activity

sharing not only results but also the process

Openness & trasparency

Students and teachers participate in

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| What do these mean in practice?

What When

provide contributions to wider audience and stakeholders

writing reports

presenting it

organising events to do so

Carry on any activity with an attitude of responsivenessi.e. being able to respond to emerging knowledge, perspectives and norms

making changes in plans and methods

include these perspectives in conclusions

adapt future activities and projects

society as responsible citizens overall learning process and beyond

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changeStudents and teachers participate in

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| Practice 1 – 20’

What could I do in my school to implement RRI?

• Collaborative work in 3 groups• Ideas for new activities or integration in existing ones• Prepare 2’ presentation for Practice 2

Think of • The dimension Inclusion and Diversity • The ideas for RRI in practice we have seen• Key points in the template

| Template for proposals

Title of the activity/project

RRI process Inclusion and Diversity

Research stage Exploring & preparing, Developing, Implementing, Evaluating,Disseminating

When to use this Time of the year, existing school activity

Steps and timing Main steps of the process and duration in hours/days

What Concrete activities, outcomes or products

How Methods and roles of head teacher, teachers, school staff, students

Objectives In terms of learning goals, skills, awareness, engagement etc.

| Practice 2 – 15’

Present your ideas - 2’

Give feedback to the other groups – 2’

Viola Pinzi – [email protected] Debry – [email protected]

www.rri-tools.eu

Thank you for participating!