STEM Skills Key to Knowledge Jobs of the Future
Science Minister Kirsty Duncan addresses science promoters at conference in Ottawa
(firmenpresse) - OTTAWA, ONTARIO -- (Marketwired) -- 01/22/16 -- Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada
Actua, a national charity that promotes science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) learning in youth, found an ally in the Government of Canada today as Minister of Science Kirsty Duncan addressed delegates at their annual conference in Ottawa. Minister Duncan, who since taking office has become a national champion for STEM promotion, told the group of about 70 delegates that she looks forward to working with Actua and similar organizations. She highlighted the need to mobilize a wide range of partners to deliver youth outreach and public engagement activities. She emphasized the vital need for inspiring science literacy and critical thinking and said that, as a teacher, a scientist and a politician, she has seen first-hand the benefits of promoting science dialogue in order to inform public policy.
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"We want to help create a vibrant science culture in Canada and to do that, our young people need a solid STEM foundation so they can take on the knowledge-based jobs of the future. I look forward to working with organizations like Actua to help our young people get excited about science and research and to encourage them to pursue careers in STEM fields and take on these challenges for the betterment of all Canadians."
- The Honourable Kirsty Duncan, Minister of Science
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Datum: 22.01.2016 - 08:00 Uhr
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