STEM A Powerful Resource

According to President Obama, “The quality of math and science teachers is the most important single factor influencing whether students will succeed or fail in science, technology, engineering and math.” He believes, “Passionate educators with issue expertise can make all the difference, enabling hands-on learning that truly engages students—including girls and underrepresented minorities—and preparing them to tackle the grand challenges of the 21st century such as increasing energy independence, improving people’s health, protecting the environment, and strengthening our national security,” and I agree. In our rapidly changing, increasingly connected world, STEM is a powerful resource not only to enhance but also to transform teaching and learning.

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