AIKATERINI (KATHY) KIKIS - PAPADAKIS

AIKATERINI (KATHY) KIKIS - PAPADAKIS

Dr. Kathy Kikis-Papadakis has extensive experience in RTD management at various educational levels. Received her PhD in Educational Planning and Evaluation. Since then she has lead the section of bilateral cooperation at the Hellenic Ministry of Research and Technology and taught at the Department of Philosophical and Social Science at the University of Crete. Since 1993, she is leading the SERI Group at FORTH/IACM.
All of her research work is supported from competitive grants (National and Community levels) and is mainly oriented towards educational policy and evaluation, with particular attention to the gender dimension in science education and organizational change and public engagement and science communication.
She has collaborated both in research activity and publications with OECD’s/CERI and EC’s CRELL and has coordinated over 20 European projects. She has organized knowledge sharing events pertaining to gender and STEM and actively contributes to the dialogue on LLL. She also takes active role in FORTH’s Foresight Initiative.
Other areas of specialization include systemic evaluation, profiling of learning and research design on issues of ICT integration into the learning process and the impact of such integration.
Recently she served as one of the four evaluators of the European Institute of Technology (EIT) on the impact of the educational pillar of the programmes supported by EIT.
AIKATERINI (KATHY)
KIKIS - PAPADAKIS
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The study of innovation in education from an inclusiveness perspective with particular focus on gender, STEM and ICT for policy support
- Effect of ICT in teaching, learning and policy,
- Articulation of reflective evaluation frameworks,
- Gender and socio-cultural effects in learning outcomes
- Capacity building on enhancing women’s engagement in STEM
- Effects in assessment approaches, effects of educational outcomes on society,
- Coherence of educational policy
- RRI components as building blocks to equitable educational structures
- Inclusion of members of the public in some aspect of scientific research through Citizen Science activities
- Skills requirements for sustainable society and Entrepreneurial Education
- School leadership
- Teachers Professional Development for supporting a whole School culture
Areas of concentration: secondary and tertiary levels of education, adult learning in the context of the LLL notion
Contribution on: policy orientation, best practices on reflecting on differences in educational practice and educational outcomes, action planning for enhancing inclusiveness