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2. Receive training on technology so that they are aware of the importance of technology

3. Micro:bits

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Funding
Community:
Build awareness among families and community services who may be able to support with resources
What I Learned:
There is a plethora of resources that educators can access so that they can become more comfortable with leading and supporting STEM projects

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3. STEM is a great way for practical learning.

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3. STEM is a great way for practical learning.

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admin can't force their teachers to attend PD on this great kind of learning - teachers have to want to do this learning on their own.

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admin can't force their teachers to attend PD on this great kind of learning - teachers have to want to do this learning on their own.

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1. Lack of knowledge (self and staff), time and resources
2. Provide hands on PD for staff, so they can learn about it, and then help students learn about it
3. I learned that there are a number of resources on the BWW to help bridge the skills gap; I wonder how to implement more authentic STEM learning experiences for our students

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The many resources that are available if you take the time to search for them.

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The many resources that are available if you take the time to search for them.

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1. Most would like to believe that throwing money at STEM activities is all that is necessary for them to magically come to fruition. However, a lack of training and time to connect the learning to relevant curriculum is the stone is blocking the way. It t needs to be unearthed with PD first before it can be removed.

2.  Access to opportunities. Creating a connection with relevant use of the skills to show how they matter in the world around us. Having experts from around the community to share their experiences will also be a great bridge builder between schools and the "real world and workforce".

3. Microbits are more affordable.
It's more about problem solving than it will ever be about product to start. Thank you.

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2. By inviting families for a STEM engagement night.

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2. By inviting families for a STEM engagement night.

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Have a STEM night for the school community

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Have a STEM night for the school community

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1. ability to connect STEM to student engagement and success...it is not an add-on.

2. give time to play and learn with stem and make connections to curriculum.

3. I need more time than others to feel comfortable with certain aspects of STEM which means others will too.

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Money

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1. Lack of their own content knowledge in order to be motivated to or capable of leading STEAM education

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1. Lack of their own content knowledge in order to be motivated to or capable of leading STEAM education

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2 Leverage the knowledgeable people in the building and in the community
3. I wonder if the government is going to put coding explicitly into the curriculum so that students will be better prepared for the demands of a new work landscape

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1. What do you feel is the greatest challenge facing school administrators regarding the implementation of STEM education?

2. How do you feel school administrators can best serve their community with regards to the implementation of STEM education?

3. List one thing you learned and one thing you wonder about STEM education in schools today.