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Direct linkMellita Jones; Vince Geiger; Garry Falloon; Sharon Fraser; Kim Beswick; Benjamin Holland-Twining; Vesife Hatisaru – International Journal of Science Education, 2025
STEM education is viewed as being vital for economic prosperity and productivity; and can contribute productively to changing technological, economic, and social demands of the twenty-first Century. However, there is limited consensus on how STEM education is understood and taught, and inadequate discussion around its role in addressing global…
Descriptors: STEM Education, Social Problems, Administrator Attitudes, Principals
