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Sea 17

10 Experiments to leave your gawking students.

photo credit: Erik Schepers The "bioscoop" for stones via photopin (license)

photo credit: Erik Schepers The “cinema” for stones via photopin (license)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

It seems that these weeks of Science is the thing. In the previous post, I spoke of a legendary series that is great for teaching STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering y Mathematics), and this week I'll leave 10 experiments that you can find on YouTube, Moreover English! 😉

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Feb 17

A different way to teach STEM.

photo credit: kcolwell 257/365 Future Scientist via photopin (license)

photo credit: kcolwell 257/365 Future Scientist via photopin (license)

If you are profe, surely you will sound the term STEM, or rather, abbreviations. STEM is an acronym for the English terms Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics).

This term was coined in the 90 por la National Science Foundation (NSF), and merely serves to group 4 large areas of knowledge in working scientists and engineers.

It related to this concept was developed a new way of teaching, together, Science, Mathematics, Engineering and Technology. This form of education was called "Education STEM".

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