Survey looks at STEM education spending

     The National Survey on STEM Education research report is now available.
    Author:
    Publish date:
    Social count:
    0

     The National Survey on STEM Education research report, assembled from over 300 surveys of STEM supervisors, department chairs, teachers, and others, is now available. Designed for use by science and STEM education business owners, CEOs, marketers and product developers, the study details the areas most likely to receive STEM funding for the next school year and contains a 46-page analysis of findings.

    To view the table of contents and to purchase and download a PDF of the report, visit www.sellingtoschools.com.

    Featured

    Related

    Image placeholder title
    News

    STEM education survey chart

    A majority of the respondents (62.1%) reported that their schools or districts had one or more programs that integrated core concepts of STEM.

    News

    MIT Teen STEM Survey

    The 2009 Lemelson MIT Invention Index is a survey that gauges teens' (a nationally representative sample size of 500, aged 12 17) attitudes toward invention and innovation. Although this year's report reveals that American teenagers are embracing STEM subject with

    Ed Tech Ticker

    Survey: K-12 Experience Key to STEM Learning

    Microsoft Corp. today announced the findings of two national surveys of college students currently pursuing STEM degrees and of parents of K–12 students. The goal of the surveys was to gain insight about what can better prepare and inspire students to pursue post-secondary education in STEM subjects.