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Empowering Sri Lanka's Youth: A Vision for Science and Engineering Competitions

This action plan outlines the strategic goals for Sri Lanka's participation in national science and engineering competitions over the next 3-5 years. Long-term goals include involving every school in national competitions, integrating research-based projects within school curriculums, and developing an online registration process. Short-term objectives focus on promoting SLSEF and Intel ISEF in schools, enhancing local competitions through workshops, and improving scientific review methods. Our aim is to increase student participation to 5,000 and achieve awards at Intel ISEF 2011.

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Empowering Sri Lanka's Youth: A Vision for Science and Engineering Competitions

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  1. Action PlanIntel ISEF 2010Educator AcademyMay 2010 Sri Lanka

  2. High Level Goals • What we want to accomplish for Sri Lanka • Long term goals (3-5 years) • Every school in the country to participate at national science and engineering competitions. • Make research based projects an important part of school curriculum. • Develop an online registration process for competitions. • Short term goals (1-2 years) • Promote SLSEF and Intel ISEF among schools. • Strengthen local competitions with workshops. • Improve scientific review and judging process. • Win an award at Intel ISEF 2011.

  3. Objectives • Results we expect as proof of success: • Number of students participating at national science and engineering competitions increased to 5,000 in 5 years. • Quality of projects increased with strong scientific research methodology. • High quality projects selected and improved at national competitions. • Win an award at Intel ISEF 2011.

  4. Action Plan

  5. Action Plan

  6. Intel ISEF Educator Academy • Key learning from the Educator Academy • Wide array of local fair models and methodologies used by different countries. • Scientific Review Committee guidelines. • Online registration process for local competitions. • Most beneficial Shop Talks for team • Scientific Review Committee panel. • Automating the fair. • Free teacher and student resources. • Types of Shop Talks missing • Satisfied with what was provided.

  7. Sri Lanka Team

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