Book Release: Dr. Tim Kitchen unveils his new book on how to inspire creativity in an online world.
Tim Kitchen has been dedicated to inspiring students' imaginations for more than 30 years. As technology advances rapidly, the next generation in Australia is growing up in a world dominated by artificial intelligence. Those students who combine their creativity with emerging technologies will thrive, witnessing their curiosity and ideas materialize.
His journey began as a teacher in Victorian schools and continued as an Education Ambassador at Adobe. Tim's commitment to empowering students to learn has never wavered. By engaging with and exposing young minds to the potential of new technologies, he has paved the way for numerous young Australians to explore entrepreneurial and career opportunities.
Tim Kitchen is a frequent presenter at the ACS Foundation's Big Day In events. Most recently speaking to over 1,000 students at the March 2024 Big Day In Conference at the University of Technology Sydney. Tim has also invested in younger students, through his decade long support of the Big Day In Junior Program at primary schools across Australia.
Tim's interests have led him to speak on an international level, motivating youth worldwide to engage in learning and innovation. Recently, Dr. Kitchen published his latest book, "The Best Way to Learn is to Make," serving as a practical guide of educational insights. Tailored for educators at all levels, this book aims to empower teachers and parents in nurturing creativity in the upcoming generation.
'The Best Way to Learn is to Create' is distributed by Mammoth Learning and can be ordered online.
Watch more of Tim's insights with these highlights from his Big Day In STEM talks to Australian school students.
2023 Big Day In - Foundational STEM Skills
Tim unpacks the core of STEM, underscoring that it transcends mere passion or proficiency in science, coding, engineering, and mathematics. He elaborates on a variety of foundational skills that are vital for students to develop to thrive in STEM domains or any professional field. Dr. Kitchen accentuates these competencies and illustrates the advantages of employing Adobe instruments, including the recently launched Adobe Express, for educational enhancement.
2019 Big Day In - The Potential In This Room
Dr Tim Kitchen motivates students to be creators, not just consumers of content. Tools such as Adobe's Pen and Creative Cloud empower individuals to animate their ideas. These platforms lay the groundwork for entrepreneurship and future careers, offering students of all ages the opportunity to shine on a grand stage.
2018 Big Day In - Preparing for the Future World
In an age of increasing automation, more jobs will demand 21st century skills such as interpersonal communications, entrepreneurism, and creative problem solving. 92% of future jobs will require digital skills and 45% of jobs will require people who can work confidently with new technologies. Tim explains how we need to approach the specific skills are that industry is demanding from schools and students.
2017 Big Day In - Become a Lifelong Creator
Science is now a creative endeavor as we transform Big Data into Smart Data. In today's world, coding and video production are considered essential skills. Leaders are expected to utilize creativity and critical thinking to collaborate more efficiently. It's important to incorporate these desirable traits into your personal development plan and resume to distinguish yourself. Educators should assist students in showcasing their abilities through innovative methods and platforms.
2018 Big Day In Jr. - Interviewing Teachers
Dr. Tim Kitchen heads out to Sydney's Western suburbs for the Big Day In Junior at Hilltop Road Public School. His mission is to inspire teachers and parents to inspire children. Through his positive team approach, Tim is building a movement of primary school educators who are partnering to inspire the next generation towards creative and rewarding jobs.
The Big Day In is part of the ACS Foundation. The Foundation is Australia's Technology Sector Initiative to align STEM skills needs with the education and development programs. We work with industry, universities, schools and teachers to help inspire and create work and career building experiences for Australian students. If you would like to get involved, please contact us.
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