Students on STEM: More Hands-on, Real-world experiences
Description
A new survey of American teenagers from the Amgen Foundation and Change the Equation offers real cause for optimism about the future of high school science and biology education in the United States. Teens generally like science—and biology in particular—and they grasp the importance of the field to people’s lives. They know good biology teaching when they see it, and they would like the opportunity to do more engaging, hands-on science in school.
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PUBLICATION DETAILS
Type
Report
Publisher
Amgen Foundation
Publication Website URL
Topic(s)
STEM Content and Standards
Youth Motivation and Interests in STEM
Publication Year
2016
Additional Disciplines
Bioscience - general
Computer Science - general
Engineering - general
Environmental Science - general
Mathematics - general