Sure, there are lots of cool STEM activities you can use in class.
But do they really help your students learn science? This book
shows you how to take lessons you’re already familiar with and,
through small changes, do what the title says: Design STEM lessons
that are actually meaningful for teaching and learning science. You
can also make sure your STEM lessons contain the content students
need to learn. The book’s foundation is a conceptual framework
that keeps science front and center, showing you how to embed
engineering, technology, and science applications in your
lessons—similar to how you would embed literacy skills in your
classwork. To make it easy to use this conceptual framework,
Designing Meaningful STEM Lessons provides 13 ready-to-use lessons
in physical science, life science, and Earth and space science.
True to the authors’ promise to be both relevant and exciting,
the lessons have titles such as “Cell-fie” and “Aircraft
Catapult.” All correlate with A Framework for K–12 Science
Education, take a constructivist approach, and operate within the
5E instructional model. By presenting STEM as a “process and not
a thing,” Designing Meaningful STEM Lessons helps you bring STEM
learning to life in your classroom, easily and effectively.
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