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STEM careers are growing twice as fast as others, making it essential for schools to integrate STEM with real-world learning to prepare students for the future. (Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, April 17, 2024)
School and district administrators are thinking a lot about STEM and CTE right now for good reason, but it can be tough to build a program. Successful leaders tackle the challenges of staffing, resource management, and curriculum development to build and sustain impactful STEM programs.
Listen to this edWeb podcast to learn from other leaders who have been through it already and came out with programs that continue to engage students in meaningful STEM learning engagements. Leaders discuss:
- Curriculum alignment and teaching strategies in STEM
- Professional development to support STEM educators
- Managing resources and securing lasting funding
Listeners also receive the SmartLab STEM funding guide for free. The guide provides strategies for funding STEM initiatives after the sunset of EANS and ESSER. Listen to this session to learn from experienced leaders and receive the exclusive SmartLab funding guide.
This edWeb podcast is of interest to K-12 school leaders, district leaders, and education technology leaders.
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