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National STEM Learning Centre and Network
STEM Case Studies
Many schools may wish to embrace the STEM agenda but are not certain where to start and are not ready to take a whole school approach by using the STEM Planning Tools.
Starting small by working within the STEM subject departments on a particular project can be a good start that then leads to a whole school approach.
The National STEM Learning Centre and Network has supported many of these projects in a variety of ways, some in conjunction with the NCETM. Schools that were supported were required to write a case study of their experience, which is intended as a stimulus for discussion amongst colleagues considering taking a similar approach to developing STEM in their school or college.
The case studies describe the focus area for the project, how it operated in practice, some advice on getting started and an insight into what impact schools identified.
Below are the publications and final reports produced by supported schools.
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STEM Knowledge Networks
This booklet provides twelve case studies from STEM Knowledge Networks. These were projects supported by the National STEM Learning Centre and Network in partnership with the National Centre for the Excellence in Teaching Mathematics (NCETM). Schools were required to...
Creating a 'Rockets in Motion' Project
At Bishop Challoner Catholic College in Birmingham, a STEM project entitled “Rockets in Motion” took place during the autumn term of the 2010-2011 academic year. The project ran through a series of after-school sessions led jointly by the science, technology and...
Cross-Curriculum Cooperation in Product Design
Students often seem uncomfortable when confronted with a science teacher talking about mathematics in a science lesson or a design and technology teacher talking about science in a design and technology lesson.
Karen...
Does STEM Enhance Cross-Curricular Learning within the Gifted and Talented Cohort at Key Stage Three?
Teachers often battle with students’ inability to make links between their learning across subjects. For example: in science, after collecting data from an experiment, students are required to draw a graph of their results and describe what the graph shows. As as soon...
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| Subject(s) | Mathematics, Science |
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| Age | 7-11, 11-14, 14-16, 16-19 |
| Published | 2010 to 2019 |
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| Direct URL | https://www.stem.org.uk/cx64n |
