The Nature of Interdisciplinary STEM Education

  • Daugherty M
  • Carter V
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Interdisciplinary STEM education is the pedagogical approach by which students learn the interconnectedness of the disciplines of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. Interdisciplinary STEM education also provides a platform to introduce problem-based learning, cooperative learning, expand problem-solving capabilities, and introduce students to the use of engineering design. Several research studies suggest that when students are introduced (early) to the STEM disciplines through integrated and problem-centered learning activities, they are more likely to remain engaged throughout formal education and are more likely to enter one or more of these fields as a career.

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Daugherty, M. K., & Carter, V. (2018). The Nature of Interdisciplinary STEM Education (pp. 159–171). https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-44687-5_12

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