Self-Driving Cars Debate Kit – Evaluation Report

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Self-Driving Cars Debate Kit Evaluation Report 2021 (Click image to read the full report [PDF])

The Self-Driving Cars Debate Kit was funded by the Institute of Physics, the Royal Institution, and Lloyd’s Register Foundation. It was produced alongside the CHRISTMAS LECTURES Zone, in partnership with the 2019 RI CHRISTMAS LECTURES series: Secrets and lies?

The Self-Driving Cars Debate Kit asks the question: Should our town centre be for self-driving cars only?

Through our evaluation we have learnt:

  • We estimate that at least 515 Debate Kits have been used with students.
  • Teachers valued the Debate Kit. Teachers report that the Kit has encouraged debate and respect for each other’s opinions. Teachers value the way in which the Kit “puts STEM learning in a real-life context”.
  • Kits have been used across a range of age groups from KS2 to KS5, and with adult learners.
  • Reception to competitions were mixed. 21 entries were received for the KS2/3 competition to design a road sign, however no entries were received for the KS4/5 competition to report on the debate.

Read the full report [PDF] ❯

Posted on March 12, 2021 by modjosh in Evaluation. Comments Off on Self-Driving Cars Debate Kit – Evaluation Report