The Impact of STEM Education: Understanding Teachers' Self Efficacy in Teaching STEM Subjects in Primary Schools

Isabella Hailstone, Helen Tiplady*, Kimberley Hill*, Sarah Cave*, Georgina Payne, Josephine Chen-Wilson

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Abstract

This URB@N project focused on teachers’ self-efficacy and training needs in teaching STEM subjects at Primary Schools (KS1 & KS2). Qualified primary school teachers were interviewed to explore their self-efficacy in teaching STEM in school, their thoughts on STEM CPD provisions and barriers and facilitators to pupils’ STEM learning in school. Interviews were recorded, transcribed and analysed using Thematic Analysis (Braun & Clarke, 2006). Findings presented within this poster allowed researchers to make sense of how participants reflect on their own skills and identity through their training and practice. This included essential points for increasing self-efficacy in teaching STEM subjects, while enhancing training and practice.
Original languageEnglish
Publication statusPublished - 19 Jun 2024
EventUON Learning and Teaching Conference 2024 -
Duration: 25 Jun 202426 Jun 2024

Conference

ConferenceUON Learning and Teaching Conference 2024
Period25/06/2426/06/24

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