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1. What is STEM and what are some of the fundamental elements of STEM?

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laurie
12/27/2017 04:27:23 pm

Stem or steam is way of learning using elements of team work, critical thinking skills, creativity,investgative skills, and practices for the real world, it stands for science, technology,engineering, math, and/or art.

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Kristin
12/27/2017 08:35:45 pm

STEM is an acronym that stands for Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math.

Some of the fundamental elements of STEM are:
-Teambuilding skills
-Connections to real world problems
-Hands on experience and
-Identifying a problem and then working through a system in order to solve it.

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Tammy Adam
12/28/2017 09:46:25 am

What is STEM and what are some of the fundamental elements of STEM?

STEM stands for Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math

Some elements are:
Critical thinking
Curosity
Problem solving
Teamwork
Inquiry

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Gareth
12/28/2017 04:57:27 pm

STEM is collaborative, hands on, project based education. Students work in groups to solve practical real world problems. Builds skills in problem solving and team work.

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Max
12/28/2017 05:51:58 pm

STEM stands for Science, Technology, Engineering and Math. They help create Teamwork, Problem Solving, Critical Thinking, Curiosity, Patience, Understanding of the Natural World, and Communication skills will develop with these. I prefer STEAM because Arts are included.

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Nancy Lawrence
12/29/2017 02:48:10 pm

Science ,Technology ,Engineering and Math and sometimes Art called STEAM. These programs are intended to include real world situations that require teamwork, critical thinking skills, creativity, and cooperation skills.

Some of the elements of a STEAM are:
Cooperation
Real problems to solve
Creativity
Multiple Solutions are possible
Failure and struggling with problems are part of the process


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Lyndsey
12/30/2017 06:07:38 pm

STEM-science, technology, engineering and math.
Focuses on a real life problem and uses team work, trial and error, a math and engineering framework for solving the problem.

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Lia
12/31/2017 01:05:54 am

Stem is Science, Technology,Engineering ,Math and helps kids with critical thinking and real world problems

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Dawn
1/1/2018 06:04:05 pm

Science
Technology
Engineering
Math

Helps kids with team work, problem solving, solving real life scenarios

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Sandi Kinkade
1/3/2018 06:05:07 pm

STEM stands for science, technology, engineering, math. It is carefully planned lessons that help children with team work, problem solving, having multiple solutions. Failure is seen as another way to learn.

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Pat
1/6/2018 09:58:25 am

Stem or steam stands for science technology engineering math and
Art can be a part of the learning process...it involves teamwork..problem solving..creativity...no right or wrong way of doing and failure can be a door to later success

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Sheila
1/7/2018 11:45:11 am

STEM in an acronym for Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math. A curriculum that provides students with opportunities through experimentation to problem solve, work as a member of a team, think critically, develop theories and test them, make observations about cause and effect and trial and error.

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Betsy Jager-Lee
1/9/2018 11:00:20 pm

STEM is the acronym for Science, Technology, Engineering and Math.

Key components of STEM lessons include,
collaboration, connections to real-world problems and hand on components.

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Alisha H.
2/1/2018 09:59:20 am

Way of learning using elements of team work, critical thinking skills, creativity,investigative skills, and practices for the real world, it stands for science, technology,engineering, math, and/or art.

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Kelli Paddock
2/7/2018 04:26:28 pm

STEM is Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math. Some of the fundamental elements include:Teambuilding skills and collaborative processes; Connections to real-world problems, processes, focuses
Hands-on components that encourage further advancement of theories and ideas; and Multiple correct solutions

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Sheliah Escarda
2/20/2018 02:21:36 pm

STEM - science, technology,engineering and math (and art which makes it STEAM) which is a way of hands on learning about real world problems through critical thinking, team building and even failures.

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Lisa
4/25/2018 01:03:21 pm

STEM = Science, Technology, Engineering and Math
Fundamental Elements:
critical thinking
curiosity
problem-solving
teamwork
inquiry

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brittany
8/8/2018 01:29:29 pm

STEM stands for Science, Technology, Engineering and Math. They help create Teamwork, Problem Solving, Critical Thinking, I prefer STEAM because Arts in it in too.

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Patti
8/13/2018 02:35:11 pm


STEM means Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math

Some elements are:
Critical thinking
Curosity
Problem solving
Teamwork
Inquiry

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Kristin
8/19/2018 12:26:54 pm

STEM stands for Science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. Some fundamental elements of STEM are using these subjects and incorporating:
- Team building and working collaboratively
- Failure is a part of the learning process
- Critical thinking
- Hands on approach
- Uses real world applications
- Problem solving.

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Juliet Ursula Kirubagaran
8/26/2018 08:03:49 pm

STEM or STEAM is science, technology, engineering, art and mathematics education program and the fundamental elements are:
-->Ask deep, real-world questions
-->Collaborate with their peers
-->Arrive at meaningful conclusions
-->Curious in learning
-->Solving real-world problems
-->and etc.

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Ana-Maria Sanchez-Guilbault
8/31/2018 03:22:30 pm

STEM is an acronym for science, technology, engineering and math. STEM promotes and encourages critical thinking, curiosity, problem solving, teamwork and inquiry. Some elements include hands-on components, connections to real world problems and math, science and art knowledge.

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Chelsea Wollgast
9/6/2018 01:33:01 pm

STEM stand for Science, Technology, Engineering and Math. STEM lessons are meant to incorporate teamwork, critical thinking skills and more into their learning.

Some fundamental elements are connections to real-world problems, hands-on components and identifying a problem and coming up with a solution for that problem.

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Paul Donohue
9/22/2018 02:30:36 pm

STEAM - Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Math.
It helps a student learn critical thinking, ingenuity, creativity and problem solving.

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Hui Du
10/23/2018 11:27:27 am

STEM stands for Science, Technology, Engineering and Math.

The fundamental elements of STEM are:

1) Team building skills

2) Multiple correct solutions

3) Critical Thinking

4) Connections to real-world problems, processes, focuses

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Brandon J Harrison
11/13/2018 10:36:35 am

STEM stands for Science, Technology, Engineering and Math. STEM is a way of learning using elements of teamwork. It help
to promote and create comradery and partnerships, Critical Thinking, Curiosity,Problem Solving, Patience, Understanding and Communication skills will develop with these.

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Meaghan Roach
12/7/2018 10:40:31 am

STEM stands for science, technology, engineering, and math. Common fundamentals of STEM require group work, making mistakes, shared goal focusing on a STEM concept.

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Diane Frankowski
12/9/2018 05:10:06 pm

STEM stands for Science, Technology, Engineering and Math

Helps with team building learning about the world around us
trial and error

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Jamie Stowe
12/19/2018 01:48:10 pm

STEM stands for Science Technology Engineering, and Math. STEM is used to teach science, engeineering, and math in a group setting using real life based techniques that allow trial and error. There should be multiple correct ways that the children can find using critical thinking and creativity.

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Kathi Netland link
12/22/2018 04:18:11 pm

STEM is science technology engineering and math. Stem elements include tea building, hands on, multiple correct solutions,failure and a further way to learn, its a process to identify a problem and work on solution to solve it.

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Missy
12/26/2018 01:47:05 pm

S-science
T-technology
E-engineering
M-math
Learning is focused on building teamwork, sharing ideas, being open to failure in order to discover new ideas to find a solution to a real problem using math,science,technology,engineering and possibly art.

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Anne D
12/27/2018 09:10:07 am

STEM-Science, Tech, Engineering, Math; STEAM incorporates Art
Incorporates teambuilding, connection to the real world, hands on experience, multiple solutions, failure as a lesson and establishes a systematic process in order to solve.

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Marley Stepper
12/27/2018 08:08:35 pm

STEM is an acronym for Science, Technology, Engineering & Math. It's based on building teamwork, critical thinking, problem solving, & using failure as a lesson using real life baed techniques.

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Dawn
12/28/2018 07:18:37 am

Science
Technology
Engineering
Math

Elements:
Team Building
Problem Solving
Critical Thinking Skills
More hands on to help in the real world

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Kathy Siebel
12/31/2018 01:07:52 pm

STEAM stands for Science Engineering Technology and Math. Sometimes it is also referred to as STEAM when art is added. Lesson are created around problems that can be solved through a process involving hands-on approaches and team building and connect to students to the real world.

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Jodi Cofield
12/31/2018 01:58:43 pm

STEM is the acronym for Science, Technology, Engineering & Math. Some components of STEM lesson planning include hands-on components that encourage further exploration of theories and idea, finding multiple correct solutions, learning through failure, and identifying a problem and then working through a system in order to solve it.

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