• Summer Retool #3: Boost Student Engagement: Integrating STEM into Your Curriculum

  • Jul 18 2024
  • Length: 15 mins
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Summer Retool #3: Boost Student Engagement: Integrating STEM into Your Curriculum

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  • In Episode 3 of the Summer Retooling Series podcast, we explores the transformative power of integrating STEM into the classroom. This episode covers the fundamentals of STEM education, its importance, and the benefits it offers in enhancing student engagement and developing critical skills. Practical strategies for integrating STEM, such as starting with simple projects, incorporating technology, and using real-world problems, are shared.


    The episode also addresses common challenges educators face and provides solutions and resources to support them in their STEM integration journey.


    Join the conversation with the hashtag #summerretool and take your teaching to the next level with STEM!


    Resources Mentioned:

    • Science Buddies
    • TeachEngineering
    • Scratch
    • Code.org
    • LEGO Education
    • VEX Robotics
    • PhET Interactive Simulations
    • Makerspaces.com
    • National Science Foundation
    • DonorsChoose
    • NASA STEM Engagement
    • National Science Teaching Association (NSTA)
    • STEMteachersNYC
    • Edutopia STEM Community
    • Amazon STEM Kits
    • Lakeshore Learning
    • STEMfinity


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