Define-and-explain-the-rationale-for-STEM-Education-in-Industry-4.0..pdf

Unlocking 3is STEM- Quarter 1 Week1 Lesson 1 the Potential of STEM Education in Industry 4.0 The List List any STEM-related courses you consider to take in the past or at the moment. The Poll Please indicate your level of familiarit...

Unlocking 3is STEM- Quarter 1 Week1 Lesson 1 the Potential of STEM Education in Industry 4.0 The List List any STEM-related courses you consider to take in the past or at the moment. The Poll Please indicate your level of familiarity with the following terms to be shown: For each term, choose one of the following options: - Very familiar (touch your head) - Somewhat familiar (touch your shoulder) - Not familiar at all (touch your desk) The Poll Artificial Intelligence Industry 4.0 Data Exchange Automation STEM Education Question It! 1: What does STEM stand for? A) Science, Technology, English, Mathematics B) Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics C) Sociology, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics D) Science, Technology, Economics, Mathematics B  Question It! 2: What is the concept of Industry 4.0 mainly characterized by? A) Manual labor and traditional machinery B) Automation, artificial intelligence, and data exchange C) Remote working and virtual reality D) Sustainable practices and renewable energy A  Question It! 3: How does STEM Education prepare students for Industry 4.0? A) By focusing on memorization and theoretical knowledge B) By fostering critical thinking, problem-solving, and innovation skills C) By emphasizing soft skills and communication techniques D) By providing historical context on industrial revolutions B  Question It! 4: What is the role of artificial intelligence in Industry 4.0? A) Replicating human emotions B) Enhancing decision-making processes C) Solving abstract mathematical problems D) Predicting weather patterns B  Question It! 5: Which of the following is NOT a benefit of STEM Education in Industry 4.0? A) Promoting creativity and innovation B) Developing coding skills C) Fostering a resistance to change D) Enhancing problem-solving capabilities C  Question It! 6: How can STEM Education address challenges in Industry 4.0? A) By encouraging students to follow predetermined solutions B) By promoting collaboration and teamwork C) By discouraging exploration and experimentation D) By enforcing rigid problem-solving approaches B  Question It! 7: What key skills are developed through STEM Education in the context of Industry 4.0? A) Replicating human emotions B) Enhancing decision-making processes C) Solving abstract mathematical problems D) Predicting weather patterns B  Question It! 8: Which career fields are examples of STEM careers in Industry 4.0? A) Manufacturing technician, data analyst, biotechnologist B) Painter, musician, historian C) Accountant, librarian, chef D) Teacher, social worker, counselor A  Question It! 9: How does STEM Education contribute to future workforce readiness for Industry 4.0? A) By emphasizing outdated technologies B) By preparing students for traditional careers only C) By equipping students with relevant skills and abilities D) By disregarding the importance of technology C  Question It! 10: What is the primary purpose of Industry 4.0? A) Automating household chores B) Evolving traditional manufacturing and industrial practices C) Encouraging reliance on manual labor D) Ignoring technological advancements B Introduction to STEM Education STEM Education encompasses an interdisciplinary approach to learning Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics, preparing students for the future workforce. It plays a crucial role in fostering critical thinking skills, problem-solving abilities, and innovation mindset among students. STEM careers in Industry 4.0 include data scientists, cybersecurity analysts, robotics engineers, and artificial intelligence specialists.  Rationale for STEM Education in Industry 4.0 Industry 4.0 represents the fourth industrial revolution characterized by automation, artificial intelligence, and data exchange. STEM Education is essential for equipping students with the skills necessary to thrive in careers within Industry 4.0. By embracing STEM Education, students can develop competencies in coding, data analysis, and technological literacy, preparing them for the evolving job market.  Role It Out! Based on the new knowledge you learned earlier. Act Out some common daily life situations that focus on the rationale of STEM Education in the context of different industry. Circle 1 will focus on science and technology Circle 2 will focus on engineering Circle 3 will focus on mathematics Circle 4 will focus on agriculture Circle 5 will focus on general aspect Existing STEM Careers in Industry 4.0 1. Software Development Engineer: These professionals develop and maintain software solutions, applications, and platforms, with expertise in programming languages, software architecture, and agile development methodologies.. Existing STEM Careers in Industry 4.0 2. Data Scientist/Data Analyst: Data scientists and data analysts collect, analyze, and interpret complex data to drive business decisions, utilizing statistical analysis, machine learning, and data visualization techniques.. Existing STEM Careers in Industry 4.0 3. Cybersecurity Specialist: Cybersecurity specialists protect digital systems, networks, and data from unauthorized access, developing and implementing security measures and incident response strategies.. Existing STEM Careers in Industry 4.0 4. Cloud Solutions Architect: Cloud solutions architects design and manage cloud-based infrastructure, services, and applications, optimizing performance, scalability, and security in cloud environments.. Existing STEM Careers in Industry 4.0 5. Network Engineer: Network engineers design, implement, and troubleshoot computer networks, ensuring seamless connectivity and performance across various devices and platforms.  Existing STEM Careers in Industry 4.0 6. Biotechnologist/Bioinformatician: Biotechnologists and bioinformaticians apply computational and analytical methods to biological data, enabling research advancements in genomics, drug discovery, and personalized medicine. Existing STEM Careers in Industry 4.0 7. Automation Engineer: Automation engineers develop and maintain automated systems and processes in manufacturing, utilizing programmable logic controllers (PLCs), robotic systems, and industrial control systems.  Existing STEM Careers in Industry 4.0 8. Machine Learning Engineer: Machine learning engineers design and deploy algorithms and models that enable machines to learn and make autonomous decisions, contributing to advancements in AI, predictive analytics, and autonomous systems. Existing STEM Careers in Industry 4.0 9. Geospatial Analyst: Geospatial analysts utilize geographic information systems (GIS) and remote sensing technologies to analyze and visualize spatial data for applications in urban planning, environmental monitoring, and infrastructure management.  Existing STEM Careers in Industry 4.0 10. Quality Assurance (QA) Engineer: QA engineers ensure the quality and functionality of software and hardware products, conducting testing, debugging, and validation processes to meet industry standards and user requirements. Benefits of STEM Education STEM Education cultivates a range of skills such as critical thinking, problem-solving, and collaboration, essential for success in Industry 4.0. Students engaged in STEM Education are better equipped to address real-world challenges by applying innovative solutions and creativity. Through hands-on projects and experimentation, students can develop a deep understanding of STEM concepts and their practical applications. Skills Emphasized in Industry 4.0 Interdisciplinary Knowledge Critical Thinking and Problem-Solving Technological Literacy Innovation and Creativity Adaptability and Continuous Learning Collaboration and Communication Skills Ethical and Social Considerations Career Readiness  Write a short poem, song, essay, drawing about the following topic: Why is STEM Education important in Industry 4.0?  read about qualities of High-Quality STEM Education strategies for developing STEM identity. Bring a full-face mask and art materials.