APEC Seminar on Computational Thinking Curriculum for the Digital Economy

May 2, 3, 4 Sheraton Miramar Hotel at Vina del Mar, Chile

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Satellite Meeting in Chile:
How to develop Computational Thinking in Schools

May 2, Afternoon, National Parliament in Valparaiso
May 7, Afternoon, Universidad Tecnológica de Chile Inacap in Temuco

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Project Poster

About InMside-project

Digital economy: mathematical decision-making to plan the future economy calls for analysing big data using coding.
STEM innovation through mathematical reasoning with ICT is key for sustainable development.
Inclusive mathematics recommends appropriate technology for each economy and supports gender equity.
The InMside-project aims to develop curriculum developers' capacity under the Action Plan (HRDWG, 2017).

Project Cycle

a) Steering Meeting in Tokyo (February, 2019): to plan InMside Seminar and identify necessary preparatory work.
b) InMside Seminar at SOM1 in Chile: Invite all economies’ curriculum developers to share the direction of the newest mathematics curriculum reforms and STEAM education for digital economies. It will include keynotes and reports from economies, and plan experimental challenges to produce exemplars for InMside.
c) Synthesis Meeting in Thailand (September, 2019): InMside will set recommended tasks, strategies and recommendations with reported exemplars.

Day 1 - APEC Seminar(May 2, 2019)

APEC Seminar on Computational Thinking Curriculum for the Digital Economy

Sheraton Miramar Hotel Room Bombal B
08:30	Opening Ceremony	María Jesús Honorato Ministry of Education Chile	Computational Thinking and STEM in the curriculum
08:45	Opening Keynote	Yan Wang Network Coordinator Education Network (EDNET)-Human Resource Development Working Group	APEC Strategy, its vision and objectives
09:00	Explanation of the Project	Masami Isoda Maitree Inprasitha Roberto Araya
09:20	Photo Session
09:30	Keynote 1	Masami Isoda University of Tsukuba, Japan	Exemplars for curriculum development in the industrial revolution 4
10:30	Break
11:00	Keynote 2	Roberto Araya University of Chile, Chile	A Framework for Computational Thinking for the Transition to a Super Smart Society
11:40	Keynote 3	Orlando González and Maitree Inprasitha Assumption University and Khon Kaen University, Thailand	A Framework of Statistical Thinking in The era of Big Data for the Digital Economy
12:20	Lunch Break
Excursion to Congreso Nacional de Chile (National Parliament) How to develop Computational Thinking in Schools（venue: https://congreso.cl）

Day 2 - APEC Seminar(May 3, 2019)

APEC Seminar on Computational Thinking Curriculum for the Digital Economy

Sheraton Miramar Hotel Room Bombal B
08:30	Keynote 4	Carl Pennypacker Universidad de California at Berkeley, USA	Computational Thinking in Modeling physical and astronomical phenomena in K12
09:10	Keynote 5	Hee-chan Lew Korea National University of Education, Korea	Computational thinking (coding) education in Korea and STEAM education through coding
09:50	Keynote 6	Shigeo Noshiro Mitaka Secondary School, Japan	Computational thinking in the Japanese Curriculum
10:30	Session 1	Tan Hwee Chiat June Chia Jiun Wei Singapore	Computational Thinking (15 mins) and Statistical Thinking (15 mins) in the Curriculum of Singapore (10 mins Q&A)
11:10	Break
11:30	Session 2	Colleen Eddy USA	Computational Thinking (15 mins) and Statistical Thinking (15 mins) in the Curriculum of USA (10 mins Q&A)
12:10	Session 3	Wang Xin Huang Hua China	Computational Thinking (15 mins) and Statistical Thinking (15 mins) in the Curriculum of China (10 mins Q&A)
12:50	Lunch Break
14:00	Session 4	Viacheslav Leshchiner Ivan Vysotskiy Russia	Computational Thinking (15 mins) and Statistical Thinking (15 mins) in the Curriculum of Russia (10 mins Q&A)
14:40	Sessions 5	Lambas Indonesia	Computational Thinking (15 mins) and Statistical Thinking (15 mins) in the Curriculum of Indonesia (10 mins Q&A)
15:20	Session 6	Sofian Azmi Bin Tajul Arus Rusilawati Binti Othman Malaysia	Computational Thinking (15 mins) and Statistical Thinking (15 mins) in the Curriculum of Malaysia(10 mins Q&A)
16:00	Break
16:20	Session 7	Marcela de la Concepción Santillán Elsa Lucia Mendiola Sanz Nieto México	Computational Thinking (15 mins) and Statistical Thinking (15 mins) in the Curriculum of México (10 mins Q&A)
17:00	Session 8	Pedro Collanqui Peru	Computational Thinking (15 mins) and Statistical Thinking (15 mins) in the Curriculum of Peru (10 mins Q&A)
18:00 - 21:00	Welcome Party

Day 3 - APEC Seminar(May 4, 2019)

APEC Seminar on Computational Thinking Curriculum for the Digital Economy

Sheraton Miramar Hotel Room Bombal B
08:30	Keynote 7	Gabriel Matney Bowling Green University,USA	Computational and mathematical thinking in K12
09:10	Session 9	Nobuaki Kawasaki	Computational Thinking (15 mins) and Statistical Thinking (15 mins) in the Curriculum of Japan (10 mins Q&A)
09:50	Session 10	Hee-chan Lew Korea	Computational Thinking (15 mins) and Statistical Thinking (15 mins) in the Curriculum of Korea (10 mins Q&A)
10:30	Session 11	Arturo Mena Chile	Computational Thinking (15 mins) and Statistical Thinking (15 mins) in the Curriculum of Chile (10 mins Q&A)
11:10	Break
11:30	Session 12	Bundit Thipakorn Luksmon Smansin Thailand	Computational Thinking (15 mins) and Statistical Thinking (15 mins) in the Curriculum of Thailand (10 mins Q&A)
12:10	Lunch Break
13:10	Discussion of exemplars of Computational Thinking	Chair: Roberto Araya
14:10	Discussion of exemplars of Statistical Thinking	Chair: Orlando González
15:10	Closing Remarks of APEC Seminar	Maitree Inprasitha Masami Isoda Roberto Araya
15:40	End

Day 1 - Satellite Meeting (May 2, 2019)

Satellite Meeting in Chile: How to develop Computational Thinking in Schools


14:00	Welcome	María Jesús Honorato Ministry of Education Chile	Strategy of Lesson Study Strategy being implemented on the Curriculum Unit of the Ministry of Education.
14:10	Welcome	Taka Horio. Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology of Japan	Society 5.0 in Japan
14:15	Welcome	Luksmon Smansin & Bundit Thipakorn Ministry of Higher Education of Thailand	Lesson Study in Thailand
14:20	Lesson 1	Lesson Study in Computational Thinking Logical Algorithms
15:05	Lesson 2	Lesson Study in Computational Thinking Artificial Intelligence- Machine Learning
15:50	Break
16:20	Lesson 3	Lesson Study in Statistical Thinking
17:05	Panel Computational Thinking and Statistical Thinking	Roberto Araya University of Chile Masami Isoda University of Tsukuba Maitree Inprasitha University of Khon Kaen	Chair: Raimundo Olfos Catholic University of Valparaiso Soledad Estrella Catholic University of Valparaiso
18:00	End

Day 2 - Satellite Meeting(May 7, 2019)

Satellite Meeting in Chile: How to develop Computational Thinking in Schools


1st	speaker	Roberto Araya University of Chile, Chile
		Lesson Study in Computational Thinking Logical Algorithms (May 2)
2nd	speaker	Masami Isoda University of Tsukuba, Japan
3rd	speaker	Hee-chan Lew Korea National University of Education, Korea
4th	speaker	Carl Pennypacker Universidad de California at Berkeley, USA
5th	speaker	Maitree Inprasitha University of Khon Kaen, Thailand

Contact Persons about the conferrence

Conferrence Host:
University of Tsukuba
General Chair:
Dr. Masami Isoda (APEC Project Overseer)
email: isoda@criced.tsukuba.ac.jp

Project Website:

APEC - TSUKUBA International Conferrence
» https://www.criced.tsukuba.ac.jp/math/apec/
CRICED（筑波大学教育開発国際協力研究センター）
» https://math-info.criced.tsukuba.ac.jp/
» https://www.criced.tsukuba.ac.jp/en/