Information about STEM Education
Look At Me, Look At Me-Can You Guess My Specialty? allows children to use their natural powers of observation to recognize patterns that animals share such as master jumpers having long, powerful hind legs and master predators having all sharp teeth.
The illustrations by Lori Ann Levy-Holm beautifully provide the visuals for the characteristics and patterns of 36 animals.
STEM Education advocacy and support is receiving more attention today than ever before. Private-public partnerships are being established within the K-12 System in ways that only colleges and universities had access to in the past. Government agencies are providing grants to community colleges in ways that only colleges and universities had access to in the past. The doors are finally opening wider to improve the pipeline of students studying STEM at every level. The results of the amount of attention paid to STEM Education from multiple sources will inevitably create a broader and deeper population of young people engaging in areas of STEM Education.
dr.barbara christie