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      STEAM Learning: Space Exploration

      Posted by Melizza Cuizon on Wed, Oct 7, 2020

      Neil Armstrong and landing on the moon. The space shuttle Challenger. The International Space Station. Pictures of ice from the Mars rovers. These are the different things that come to my mind when thinking of space exploration and education. These are topics that have probably been discussed, researched, and studied in classrooms everywhere. But how often is space exploration a part of student learning?

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      Topics: STEM Lessons, STEAM, steam education, steam lessons, STEM education, Mimio MyBot, MyStemKits

      STEM CAREERS: Cartographer and Photogrammetrist

      Posted by Hannah Olson on Thu, Oct 1, 2020

      Cartography is the science of collecting and interpreting geographic data and using it to create maps. This assists us with regional planning, emergency response coordination, traveling, land surveying, and both sea and space exploration. The individuals who possess the knowledge and talent to produce the maps we need are called Cartographers or Photogrammetrists.

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      Topics: STEM, STEAM, steam education, STEM education

      3 Ways to Incorporate STEM in Distance Learning

      Posted by Braydon Moreno on Tue, Sep 22, 2020

      This pandemic isn’t going anywhere anytime soon. Schools are working towards creating an environment where students can learn at home by equipping them with the necessary technology to make the “virtual classroom” a reality. Unfortunately, STEM learning doesn’t appear to be a focus and it needs to be.

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      Topics: STEM Lessons, Labdisc, STEM, STEAM, Robotics, distance learning, distance teaching, 3D printing, STEM education, Mimio MyBot, Robo3D, MyStemKits

      STEM Careers: Medical and Health Care Manager

      Posted by Hannah Olson on Fri, Sep 11, 2020

      Medical and health services managers are responsible for planning, directing, and coordinating the behind-the-scenes aspects that keep hospitals, nursing homes, group practices, and other health care facilities running efficiently.

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      Topics: STEM, STEAM, steam education, STEM education

      The ‘A’ in STEAM: What, Why, and How

      Posted by Melizza Cuizon on Tue, Aug 25, 2020

      “Every child is an artist. The problem is how to remain an artist once we grow up.” – Pablo Picasso

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      Topics: Student Engagement, STEAM, teacher resources, steam education, student learning

      STEM Careers: Software Developer

      Posted by Hannah Olson on Thu, Aug 20, 2020

      Software developers are the creators of both computer programs and the underlying systems that run said programs. Applications software developers create computer applications and games while systems software developers engineer operating systems and interfaces for the platforms themselves.

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      Topics: STEM, STEAM, steam education, STEM education

      STEM Careers: Web Developer

      Posted by Hannah Olson on Tue, Aug 4, 2020

      Web developers are responsible for designing and creating websites. In addition to ensuring the functionality of the site, they are also in charge of meeting their clients’ aesthetic requests, capacity needs, and technical demands.

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      Topics: 21st Century Skills, STEM, STEAM, steam education, STEM education

      Incorporating 3D Printer Tech in Learning

      Posted by Melizza Cuizon on Thu, Jul 30, 2020

      Eons ago, when I was in elementary school, we did a unit on fossils and their importance on understanding how prehistoric plants and animals lived. I was fascinated and for a brief moment in 4th grade, I wanted to be a paleontologist. I would stare at all of the pictures of the different fossils and dream about going on a true-blue dig and discover something cool like a fossil from a mammoth or saber tooth tiger. Of course, I never did become a paleontologist instead choosing to teach because that feeling of excitement when I learned something new was one I wanted all young learners to experience. But I do wonder if my teacher had the technology to make different fossils for closer study maybe I would have chosen the paleontology path.

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      Topics: Education Technology, Lessons, STEM Lessons, STEM, STEAM, steam lessons, 3D printing, STEM education

      STEAM Learning via the Virtual Classroom

      Posted by Melizza Cuizon on Tue, Jul 21, 2020

      Although generally thought of as only possible in the physical classroom where teachers can observe and guide student exploration and interaction, STEAM learning is possible with distance teaching. How?

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      Topics: STEM, STEAM, blended learning, virtual classroom, steam education, STEM education, inquiry-based learning

      STEM Careers: Civil Engineer

      Posted by Hannah Olson on Thu, Jul 16, 2020

      Civil engineering is one of the oldest and most diverse engineering disciplines. Civil engineering is linked to advances in science and mathematics, including material science, geography, geology, hydrology, physics, transportation, construction, and mechanics.

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      Topics: STEM, STEAM, steam education, STEM education

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