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How Early is Too Early for STEM

13 Monday Mar 2017

Posted by johnegood in Uncategorized

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STEM is meant to be project based learning with a group of students working as a team on a real world engineering problem.

What if we pointed some children towards a backyard which is a litttle soggy and suggested that they drain itso that they could play.

Could the kids figure out how to build a bunch of drainage ditches and work together to get it done?

This was in fact an experience that I lived through 52 years ago when I was just a little little kid

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