for Elementary Education
STEAM
STEAM for Elementary Students
STEAM is not just for middle school, high school and beyond. Introducing concepts found naturally in science, technology, engineering, arts and math should begin at an early age.
Benefits of STEAM education:
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Grows Science and Math Skills
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Creates Classroom Equity
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Builds 21st Century Skills
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Provides Awareness of Career Opportunities
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Develops Engaged Citizens
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STEM is a nationwide initiative aimed at better equipping kids for the future. STEM stands for science, technology, engineering, and math. But STEM is more than just an acronym, its a step forward. In today's society, United States companies are forced to outsource high level jobs because Americans aren't qualified. STEM is trying to fix this problem by getting kids involved in these fields in early education.
What is STEM? It's the acronym for science, technology, engineering and mathematics. But while kindergarten through 12th grade education usually focuses on science or mathematics in isolation, all four of these disciplines are closely intertwined in the real world. Imagine if K-12 students were taught in ways that highlighted these connections, making their education more relevant to their lives and opening doors to new and exciting careers.
