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Title: Human Resources, Education and Innovation Workshop on Advancing Innovation: Human Resources, Education and Training 17


1
Human Resources, Education and
InnovationWorkshop on Advancing Innovation
Human Resources, Education and Training17 18
November 2008Bonn, Germany
  • Dirk Van Damme
  • Head, Centre for Educational Research and
    Innovation, OECD/EDU

2
Education for Innovation
  • What we know
  • Educational attainment matters
  • Human capital investment
  • Human capital utilization
  • Differences between and within countries in
    education and skills
  • Human capital moves
  • Human capital formation diversifies
  • Not only tertiary education, but also vocational,
    adult education, workplace training and learning

3
Source Education at a Glance 2008
4
Projected growth of the tertiary educational
attainment of 25-64 population an asset for
the future of innovation
Source Higher education to 2030, vol. 1
Demography
5
Source Lisbon Council (2006)
6
Source PISA 2006
7
Cross-border higher education fueling innovation
Growth in the number of foreign students within
the OECD (2000-2006, 2000100)
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Education for Innovation
  • What we have to look at
  • What kind of skills and competences matter?
  • Science, maths, but also problem solving
    skills, social capital, collaborative learning
    skills, leadership, creativity, entrepreneurial
    skills,
  • Basic skills
  • Transferable skills and competences,
    meta-cognition and trans-disciplinary knowledge
  • Also attitudes, preferences, norms and social
    values
  • Open innovation not only the skilled matter
  • Skills materialize in networks
  • Social receptiveness for innovation
  • Inequity affects innovation-friendly environment

9
Education for Innovation
  • What we have to look at
  • Not only educational attainment, but also (and
    more importantly) learning outcomes
  • PISA, PIAAC
  • AHELO
  • Not only formal education, but also informal
    learning, lifelong learning

10
Innovation in Education
  • Learning to innovate requires innovative
    education and learning arrangements
  • CERI has produced vast knowledge base on
    educational innovation
  • Will continue to do so in next programme of work

11
Innovation in Education
  • Should be part of innovation strategies
  • But
  • What kinds of educational innovation are relevant
    for open innovation systems?
  • What kinds of educational innovation beyond
    technological innovation?
  • How to overcome the many barriers to educational
    innovation?
  • How to innovate informal learning environments,
    workplace learning, etc.
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