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2023 STEM News Vol 12 Issue 2
As many of our children are being prepared as future Engineers & Technologists that solve problems, some are being inspired and prepared through instruction and training in managing innovation, re-inventing cur-rent businesses, supporting a family business, or starting up new businesses. In this edition, we explore how the organic embodiment of business and STEAM are part of the next fusion in education?
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2023 STEM News Vol 12 Issue 1
This topic for article calls for our first newsletter this year was selected by our Editorial Planning Board because the practice can provide students with the opportunity to relate the learning of mathematics to their cultural frames of reference (i.e., background knowledge, native language) which helps develop their cultural identities and perceptions of themselves as capable learners of mathematics.
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2022 STEM News Vol 11 Issue 4
Career and technical education programs are intended to serve students with different needs, including diverse populations of students. As such, program providers and states identified gaps in serving these different student populations. However, Career and technical education programs face a number of challenges, according to state officials and program providers.
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2022 STEM News Vol 11 Issue 3
Here’s the reality: Most school-business partnerships fail. Why? They need a third-party stakeholder in the early stages to establish a mutually beneficial, reciprocal partnership agreement and ensure that expectations are achievable, questions are asked and answered, and a respected individual who serves as advocate for all interests.
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2022 STEM News Vol 11 Issue 2
As of 2021, the global talent shortage already amounts to 40M skilled workers world-wide. By 2030, the global talent shortage is predicted to reach 85.2M workers. Businesses worldwide risk losing $8.4T in revenue because of the lack of skilled talent.
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2022 STEM News Vol 11 Issue 1
The way people communicate the same message varies widely between and within cultures. Words and phrases are frequently used in different ways. For example, the meaning and interpretation of the English word 'yes' varies greatly from culture to culture. Health Departments and professionals must harness the power of popular culture at one end and developing communications plans and messages at the other — all to express and translate the concepts of health equity, targeting policy change, and joining social justice movements clearly and consistently.
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2021 STEM News Vol 10 Issue 4
"It is difficult to characterize the relationships between technology, science, and culture. So we asked, what can technology and science applied by engineers and medical technologists do to improve general under-standing of science and to the needs of society?" Lawrence P. King, Publisher
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2021 STEM News Vol 10 Issue 3
Reader interest to our issue in 2020 and occurrences across the globe with typhoons, hurricanes, and a melting polar cap suggested we give more attention to research on this subject in 2021. The trends that seem likely to shape renewable growth in coming decades have climate change at the lead. “Without innovation, we will not solve climate change” Bill Gates
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2021 STEM News Vol 10 Education Supplement
Because of the nexus between our newsletter (Volume 10 Issue 2, June 2021) and our White Paper (The Gender and Racial Gap at The Front of Classroom, Aug. 17, 2021), we viewed the need to provide these additional thoughts on education and teaching important.
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2021 STEM News Vol 10 Issue 2
Math is a field that is dominated by men, yet young boys and girls seem to be no different in math ability. Research shows that when boys and girls as old as 10 do math, their patterns of brain activity are indistinguishable. The finding is the latest challenge to the idea that math is harder for girls. We present articles with information to encourage discussion on this theory.
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