Transforming the way STEM is taught in the classroom may not be as difficult as you would think, as this video explains.
When teaching STEM, why not take advantage of the technology being used as examples in the classroom? As the video explains, teachers should reach out to other STEM teachers via technology and community boards to grow in their prospects of education. If teachers don’t consult each other, no one will learn better ways to teach students, and the U.S. will remain stagnant in science and math. Working as a team will not only be a good example for the students learning from the teacher, but will benefit the teacher immensely.
Protecting electrical controls and equipment within food and beverage plants presents unique challenges due to the sanitation requirements of the hygienic environment.
