Integrated STEM Education Conference (ISEC), 2014 IEEE
TCR’s Center for Advanced Research on Educational Assessment Technologies, in collaboration with Academy of Information Technology & Engineering (AITE) High School presented an invited paper on “Others may see someone eating a cookie — I see the start of a protein kinase cascade reaction”
This paper shares the authors’ experiences in Science-Technology-Engineering-Mathematics (STEM) from our respective vantage points as student, educator, researcher, and industry professional. We share a passion for STEM subject matter, and a desire to encourage others to explore it as a way of enriching one’s life and society as a whole.
Abstract – In this paper, we explore influences that hinder and promote interest in STEM, and resulting implications on what is needed to engage and retain students’ life-long interest. The importance of soft skills in developing STEM proficiency is also discussed.
This paper is available in its entirety on IEEE Xplore.
Dr. Teresa Piliouras
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