STEM Learning Ecosystems Illustrations

TYPE: Professional Learning
AUDIENCE: Informal Science Educators
TOPIC: Informal Science Education
Illustrations of generalized examples of STEM Learning Ecosystems highlighting the relationships between people and organizations.
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Illustrations of generalized examples of STEM Learning Ecosystems highlighting the relationships between people and organizations.

Variations of the illustration include the context of culture, society, and place. Some variations are set within a place-based natural context showing landscape features such as mountains and lakes. Available as PDF, JPG, and PNG formats. Also available as Powerpoint (PPTX) slides with editable text labels.

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  • STEM Learning Ecosystem generalized example in context displaying the words culture, society and place
  • STEM Learning Ecosystem generalized example including the terms culture, society, and place
  • STEM Learning Ecosystem generalized example without any text labels
  • STEM Learning Ecosystem generalized example in context
  • STEM Learning Ecosystem generalized example in context with large text culture, society, and place
  • STEM Learning Ecosystem generalized example in context without text labels

DESCRIPTION

Illustrations of generalized examples of STEM Learning Ecosystems highlighting the relationships between people and organizations.

Variations of the illustration include the context of culture, society, and place. Some variations are set within a place-based natural context showing landscape features such as mountains and lakes. Available as PDF, JPG, and PNG formats. Also available as Powerpoint (PPTX) slides with editable text labels.

Variations include:

  • Illustration
    • with text labels
    • without text labels
    • “Culture, Society, Place” with text labels 
    • “Culture, Society, Place” without text labels
    • learner pathway with text labels
    • learner pathway without text labels
  • Illustration set in a natural context
    • with text labels
    • without text labels
    • “Culture, Society, Place” with text labels
    • “Culture, Society, Place” without text labels
    • learner pathway with text labels
    • learner pathway without text labels

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TYPE:
Professional Learning
AUDIENCE:
Scientists
LANGUAGES:
English
ADDITIONAL TOPICS: Informal Science Education
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YEAR CREATED
2023
PROJECT
OWNING INSTITUTION

Arizona State University

FUNDING

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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