What does high-quality STEM learning look like, and how can we bring it into classroom practice?
Join SEAMEO STEM-ED for the Capacity-Building Workshop on Transforming STEM Education, featuring Prof Dr Joseph Krajcik of Michigan State University (MSU), USA, Director of CREATE for STEM Institute and Lappan-Phillips Professor of Science Education.
Part of the STEM Education Leadership for Change (SELC) Programme, supported by Chevron, this workshop will explore three-dimensional learning and the use of the EQuIP Rubric to evaluate and strengthen STEM instructional materials.
Through hands-on activities, collaborative reviews and peer learning, participants will explore practical approaches to improving STEM teaching and learning, with a focus on developing a context-appropriate quality framework for Thailand.
Explore six sessions:
What Does High-Quality STEM Learning Look Like?
What Does Three-Dimensional STEM Learning Look Like?
Introduction to the EQuIP Rubric and Quality Criteria for Instructional Materials
Hands-on Workshop: Reviewing a Sample Lesson/Unit Using Selected EQuIP Criteria
Group Reports: Evidence, Strengths, Gaps, and Recommendations for Improvement
From EQuIP to a Context-Appropriate Quality Framework for Thailand
Tuesday, 10 November 2026
09:00–17:00 hrs (Bangkok time, GMT+7)
Online via Zoom
Register Now! Scan the QR code in the poster or click: https://bit.ly/4khBASD
Registered participants will receive the Zoom access link via email.
E-certificates will be available to participants who complete the workshop requirements.
Details will be provided during the session.
Teachers, school leaders, teacher educators, educational supervisors and other interested education professionals are welcome to join!
