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STEAM education is an approach that uses Science, Technology, Engineering, the Arts and Mathematics as access points for guiding student inquiry, dialogue and critical thinking.

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The Better Days Project

Mekhi Hill of The Better Days Project shares how to weave mental wellness into arts and STEAM lessons and help students find their voice.

Educator PD

Math and Theater Strategy

Use this math and theater strategy to plot where props from set design go on stage using the coordinate plane.

Free workshop

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Resources

Podcasting Ideas for the Classroom

In this short 7 minute video, you'll learn several podcasting ideas for the classroom that you can use right away.

Free workshop

STEM vs. STEAM Comparison
Approaches

STEM vs STEAM

What's the difference between STEM vs STEAM? And how does arts integration fit into the mix?

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Resources

STEAM Readiness Scale

The STEAM Readiness Scale provides leaders and staff with a tool to determine where they are in their STEAM journey and actions to take next.

Strategies

Paper Sculpture Techniques

Watch this video to learn simple paper sculpture techniques like: folding, curling, twisting and scoring the paper.

Free workshop

Strategies

Using Media Arts

In this episode, learn how use the basics of social media to create your own "stickiness formula" for engaging your students through media arts.

Podcast episode

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