Connected STEM Classrooms Break Down Learning Silos for K–12 Students
When it comes to preparing students for the science, technology, engineering and math jobs of the future, some school districts are getting a head start today.
According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, by 2030, the total number of STEM jobs will grow by almost 11 percent — increasing about 30 percent faster than jobs in the overall workforce. Healthcare jobs, which usually require a solid STEM education, will grow 16 percent.
As a result, many STEM employers are collaborating with K–12 schools nationwide to help lay the foundation for a savvy workforce, and schools are responding by…