Moving From STEM to Full STEAM Ahead!
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Discover why the 'A' in STEAM is essential for problem-solving. Get adaptable activities that integrate arts with science and math.
Description
The main difference between STEM and STEAM is in how they approach scientific concepts. While the focus of STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) makes use of primarily hard scientific skills, STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics) makes use of both hard and soft skills to solve problems. Join Michelle Dragalin as she discusses why the "A" in STEAM is an essential part of the acronym! You will also walk away with a variety of STEAM activities to implement in your classroom that are adaptable for all grade levels and subject areas.
Objectives
- Explore the difference between STEM and STEAM and how they are used to solve scientific problems.
- Discover STEAM activities to implement in your classroom that are adaptable for all grade levels and subject areas. "‹
Michelle Dragalin
Michelle has taught for 35+ years, from Head Start to special ed and online ESL. She creates curriculum and loves helping students through hands-on, digital activities. Passionate about teaching, family, and self-care, she lives in the mountains with her husband and dogs.
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