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“Educators Look for Resources, New Programs Amid STEM Push “

Dec13
2011
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Districts, schools, and individual educators are struggling to keep up with new emphases on science, technology, engineering, and math education. Resources and partnerships are available to those who know where to look.

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From “the JOURNAL” written by D.A. Barber -12/13/11

Posted in Articles, STEM - Tagged 21st Century Careers, defined stem, Education, Education Trends, Engineering, instruction, Mathmatics, Project Based Learning, resources, Science, STEM, STEM education, Technology
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