Teach
Whether you teach in a classroom, lead an after-school program, or run a summer camp, you can help students see that they belong in engineering.
Drawing on research and years of experience, we’ve identified four practices that build a lasting STEM identity. Take a few minutes to explore them and find new ways to make your teaching even more meaningful.
The formula to building a student’s STEM identity
Step 1
Engineering messages to share
Step 2
Engineering design process
Step 3
Leading STEM activities
Step 4
Be a role model
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