EPISODE · Sep 12, 2022 · 39 MIN
158. How STEM Education Serves Students in Their Future Careers with Sam Crews, Mar Lin, and Camryn Woodley
from Learning Unboxed · host Annalies Corbin & NOVA Media
We’re speaking to a number of people from one of Ohio’s leading STEM schools, the National Inventors Hall of Fame School, including Sam Crews, a founding teacher at the school with over 20 years of experience in schools. Joining him are two former students, Mar Lin and Camryn Woodley. They share their learning experiences at the National Inventors Hall of Fame School and how what they learned there has carried with them throughout their young adult lives.To learn more, visit: pastfoundation.orgWe unbox:The story behind the National Inventors Hall of Fame SchoolHow the school’s strong founding ethos carries on throughout the yearsCreating meaningful experiences for studentsRolling out STEM education to the broader school communityMaking the decisions that are best for kidsResources:invent.orgLinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/sam-crews-bb795512a
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We’re speaking to a number of people from one of Ohio’s leading STEM schools, the National Inventors Hall of Fame School, including founding member Sam Crews and two former students, who share their learning experiences at the National Inventors Hall of Fame School and how what they learned there has carried with them throughout their young adult lives.
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158. How STEM Education Serves Students in Their Future Careers with Sam Crews, Mar Lin, and Camryn Woodley
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