When including “arts”
into STEM education then only it called as well-rounded
education, means by ” including
the arts and music used to support educational opportunities through a variety of subjects, including English, language arts, writing, science, technology, engineering, mathematics, foreign languages, civics and government, economics, arts, history, geography, computer science,
music, career and technical education, health, physical education, and any other subject determined by state or local
governments. Additionally, the bill includes support to schools that provide a well-rounded education through programs that integrate academic subject areas,
including the arts, into STEM. This solidifies the
place of STEAM education in Sydney in our school
Bring foundations of arts integration into the classrooms, seizing on opportunities for
natural alignment between the arts and any other content area, not solely STEAM content. When you integrate the arts throughout the curriculum, there will be more cohesion in encouraging a school-wide STEAM mindset.
Promote habits of thinking (mathematical, scientific, artistic, etc.), and process-based
learning (the design process, the inquiry process, the creative process,
etc.). Promote habits of thinking and a STEAM mindset, rather than engaging
simply in “stop and STEAM” projects.
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Is better opportunities in STEAM rather than STEM?
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