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Hi guys,
Hope you all are doing well. Do you guys think that stem education is important? Stem stands for Science, Tech, Engineering, and Maths. STEM education emphasizes technology and integrates subjects in ways that connect disciplines and relate them to each other.
What do you think is it good for schools to focus on stem education? I know this topic is out of context but still worth discussing.
Stem is important but if you want to be one of the best you should focus on one discipline. For example are you know anyone who is famous in mechatronics? I didnt. Because mechatronics is multi disciplinary. People who aim high should focus on single discipline while have information about releated disciplines.Quote:
Originally Posted by karlmuller
STEM is absolutely important, but as people have said in thread already, it is just a part, of a part of your life.
STEM would help one part of your life, employment. Other areas that are important in employment would be learning a language, so you can travel for a different job if need be, and working on interpersonal skills. Learn how to talk to individuals and groups. Learn how office politics work.
Schools should teach all these things as well learning how to keep you physically fit and how to eat healthy. Also, tools for mental health. It is importnat to get basics of a healthy life correct before you even have to worry about more complex matters.
I'm interested, what do you think is real knowledge?Quote:
Originally Posted by Di39
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STEM is what nations are built on. You can survive alone without STEM, but a nation/community cannot survive without STEM. And here by STEM, i mean the entire institution of STEM education, starting with sciences in primary schools all the way to higher education.