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STEAM Introduction for PD
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What is different about STEM and STEAM?
STEM is STEAM, just with the arts incorporated into it.
Nothing, they are the same.
STEM focuses on science and technologies while STEAM doesn't
Everything is different between STEM and STEAM.
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What actually is STEAM?
An approach to learning.
Both A and B
A way to integrate different subjects.
None of the above.
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In STEAM, making mistakes is NOT okay.
False
True
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What does the 'A' in STEAM stand for?
Ants
Architecture
The Arts
Art
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STEAM is a core subject like Science and Math.
False
True
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Engineering is using science, technology, art, and math to do what?
solve problems
get famous
get good grades
make money
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What are some examples of using STEAM in a lesson? Choose all that apply.
Doing hands on activities students will enjoy doing.
Going to a greenhouse to look at different types of plants.
Having ONLY very expensive equipment in the classroom.
Have the students construct a blueprint for their dream home
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What does the 'M' in STEAM stand for?
Meat
Measurement
Math
Moths
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Who created STEAM?
Georgette Yakman
Gabe Newell
Bill Gates
None of the above
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How does an educator incorporate STEAM into other subjects?
Have them find out the ages of artists they are learning.
All of the above.
Have the students play Kahoot to test their history skills.
By reading a story about plants then growing a plant.
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The 4 C's of 21st Century Learning are communication, collaboration, critical thinking, and...
Cooperation
Crafting
Counting
Creativity
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Which one is NOT considered a division of the arts?
Language
Painting
Music
Gym
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What does the 'T' in STEAM stand for?
Teacher
Team Player
Tools
Technology
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Does STEAM have to be expensive to incorporate in the classroom? Pick two.
No, because you can use what is provided, like a greenhouse.
Yes, because it will give the students a better experience.
No, because there are multiple ways to implement STEAM.
Yes, you cannot have STEAM without expensive equipment.
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What does the 'E' in STEAM stand for?
Eating
Education
Eyeballs
Engineering
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The steam engine was created by?
Henry Ford
Orville and Wilbur Wright
James Watt
Immigrants
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What is STEAM education?
A framework for 21st century learning.
A new subject.
Digital literacy.
New content in textbooks.
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What does the 'S' in STEAM stand for?
Study
School
Science
Steam
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STEAM lessons can look like
Learn concepts while using LEGO bricks to build and explore.
Adding experiments and models to a creative environment.
Use technology -iPads, computers and even cell phones.
Identify a real world problem, develop a solution.
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How would you make a science lesson into a STEAM lesson?
Incorporate both math and art.
None, it already is a STEAM lesson.
Incorporate just math.
Incorporate just art.
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Why start STEAM education in elementary school?
K-5 teachers teaching STEAM help cultivate future interest.
Workers in STEAM-related fields earn as much as 26% more.
STEAM in K-5 best equips understanding for later concepts.
Kids taught STEAM have an advantage in their future.
