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What is STEAM?

Originally starting as Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math—the STEM subjects, Art has joined the movement transforming STEM into STEAM. The A includes a broad spectrum of arts extending beyond aesthetics; it includes liberal arts, formally folding in Language Arts, Social Studies, Physical Arts, Fine Arts and Music.

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STEAM for Students

Exploration in STEAM activities

encourages students to ask big questions
and find solutions.

Stem to Steam

www.stemtosteam.org

Critical thinking and problem solving

are not only important in the academic setting

but a growing lifeskill in the 21st century.

STEAM education teaches

flexible thinking and risk taking, both of which

are needed in today's complex and dynamic world.

STEAM education is

designed to promote student engagement and unlock creative thinking and innovation.

Steam Edu

www.steamedu.com

Next Generation Science Standards

http://www.nextgenscience.org/search-standards-dci

Massachusetts Digital Literacy and
Computer Science Standards

http://www.doe.mass.edu/frameworks/dlcs.docx

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