STEM is huge in schools right now, but from what I hear many parents don't really know what it is or why it's so important. And some teachers may be not sure how to tackle it, where to fit it into their timetables and how to come up with engaging STEM activities into their classrooms.
This is a sponsored post as part of my Brand Ambassadorship with STEM Nest.
STEM is an acronym for the subject areas;
S - Science
T - Technology
E - Engineering
M - Maths
To elaborate on these subject areas, in STEM we explore the science of how things work, we keeping up to date with new technologies which are ever evolving, we get to be mini engineers to design and construct our own machines and finally we use mathematical skills to do it all!
You may have also heard of the acronym STEAM with the addition of A for Art, and I recently came across METALS (where the L stands for Literacy).
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This is a sponsored post as part of my Brand Ambassadorship with STEM Nest.
STEM is an acronym for the subject areas;
S - Science
T - Technology
E - Engineering
M - Maths
To elaborate on these subject areas, in STEM we explore the science of how things work, we keeping up to date with new technologies which are ever evolving, we get to be mini engineers to design and construct our own machines and finally we use mathematical skills to do it all!
You may have also heard of the acronym STEAM with the addition of A for Art, and I recently came across METALS (where the L stands for Literacy).