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National STEM/STEAM Day – November 8

On National STEM/STEAM Day, students can celebrate the day using these resources featuring statistics about STEM (science, technology, engineering and math) and STEAM (science, technology, engineering, arts and math) careers and more.

STEM Warm-up Activity [ [link removed] ]
From College to Jobs: Pathways in STEM Warm-Up Activity

Who are STEM workers? Use this resource [ [link removed] ] to explore the characteristics and educational levels of STEM related workers. Students can learn the college majors STEM workers chose and how much they earn. Among the facts they’ll discover: About 30% of STEM workers had a bachelor’s degree in engineering and median earnings of $102,200.



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STEM Kahoot Game [ [link removed] ]
*Where to Next: Exploring STEM Careers Kahoot! Game*

Did you know that the most common STEM occupation is software developer? Test your students knowledge of STEM careers with this Kahoot! game [ [link removed] ]. Students can learn things like the estimated number of statisticians in the U.S., the median earnings of fulltime bioengineers and biomedical engineers and more.



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