STEM stands for…
Having a firm grasp of these subjects is of utmost importance now more than ever.
Think about:
Science is all around us, governing everything we do, see, and can't see.
Technology, on the other hand, is a pervasive part of our everyday. One that continues to expand its sphere of influence on our lives.
What about engineering?
This field of knowledge deals with designing, building, and using structures, machines, and engines. The roads, bridges, skyscrapers, and machines around were all made possible through engineering.
As for mathematics, mastery of its basics is necessary in just about any job or task.
And did you know?
STEM jobs are growing at a staggering 8.9% while the rest of the pack only have 6.4% growth, says the US Department of Commerce . STEM workers are essential to the sustained growth and stability of the United States, and they will play an increasingly important role in the future.
To help your kids learn STEM is to prepare them for the future.
At How Stuff Works, kids and adult learners alike get a colorful and in-depth explanation of the different wonders of the physical world. Includes earth science, life science, and more.
An interactive math site with lessons for Kindergarteners all the way to 5th graders. The quirky and colorful robot is sure to keep the math lectures fun!
If your kid has an itching science question, go ahead and ask Dr. Universe! This fun science website is made possible by the good fellas over at the Washington State University.
The Khan Academy has a simple promise: to deliver informative content and resources created by subject experts - from math, programming, to science and more. And the best part? Everything's free!
This website is a resource presented by ASEE and its partners. If you and your little one are looking to learn engineering in a fun way, eGFI is the place to be.