94 | Presidential Libraries, Robots, & STEM: The Surprising Connection & How You Can Use These Resources | with Elizabeth Dinschel and Kristine Bullock episode artwork

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94 | Presidential Libraries, Robots, & STEM: The Surprising Connection & How You Can Use These Resources | with Elizabeth Dinschel and Kristine Bullock

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We cover quite a bit in this week’s episode Elizabeth Dinschel and Kristine Bullock: the work of Presidential Libraries, their public outreach and engagement of K-12 students, and a lot of social studies and language arts — and, of course, how that all ties back into STEM and STEM education. To learn more, visit: pastfoundation.orgResources:Hoover LibraryVisit the Presidential Libraries onlineLearning Unboxed is produced in part by Crate MediaRecorded by Eric French at WOSU Studios in Columbus, Ohio

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Elizabeth Dinschel from the National Archives and Kristine Bullock from Iowa’s STEM Advisory Council talk about how Presidential Libraries, including the Hoover Library, can partner with K-12 teachers, administrators, post-secondary institutions, and business and industry partners.

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