DESCRIPTION
This series of professional learning videos is designed to introduce educators to STEM Learning Ecosystems. Key aspects of place-based STEM Learning ecosystems include developing partnerships among local institutions, providing pathways for learners, and creating relevant experiences for local learners responding to cultural, societal, and geographic contexts.
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1. What Are STEM Learning Ecosystems?
(1 minute, 45 seconds) -
2. Introduction to STEM Learning Ecosystems?
(6 minutes, 9 seconds) -
3. Building and Supporting Strong Partnerships
(7 minutes, 3 seconds) -
4. Using Equitable Approaches to Broaden Participation
(6 minutes, 11 seconds) -
5. Creating Authentic STEM Learning Experiences
(6 minutes, 41 seconds)
DESCRIPTION
This series of professional learning videos is designed to introduce educators to STEM Learning Ecosystems. Key aspects of place-based STEM Learning ecosystems include developing partnerships among local institutions, providing pathways for learners, and creating relevant experiences for local learners responding to cultural, societal, and geographic contexts.
-
1. What Are STEM Learning Ecosystems?
(1 minute, 45 seconds) -
2. Introduction to STEM Learning Ecosystems?
(6 minutes, 9 seconds) -
3. Building and Supporting Strong Partnerships
(7 minutes, 3 seconds) -
4. Using Equitable Approaches to Broaden Participation
(6 minutes, 11 seconds) -
5. Creating Authentic STEM Learning Experiences
(6 minutes, 41 seconds)
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Arizona State University
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This material is based upon work supported by NASA under cooperative agreement award number 80NSSC21M0007. Any opinions, findings, and conclusions or recommendations expressed in this material are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the view of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA).
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