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STEM Starts Early: Grounding Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math Education in Early Childhood

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Tomorrow鈥檚 inventors and scientists are today鈥檚 curious young children鈥攁s long as those children are given ample chances to explore and are guided by adults equipped to support them.聽STEM Starts Early聽is the culmination of a deep inquiry supported by the National Science Foundation that aims to better understand the challenges to and opportunities in STEM learning as documented in a review of early childhood education research, policy, and practice and encourages collaboration between pivotal sectors to implement and sustain needed changes. The report features research by the FrameWorks Institute on some common misconceptions around early STEM learning, and how reframing the conversation can help the public overcome these often problematic ways of thinking, leading to a greater understanding of the importance of prioritizing and investing in STEM learning opportunities for all children.

STEM Starts Early聽provides key recommendations for education leaders, researchers, and policymakers across the country to improve opportunities for children to become confident learners in science, technology, engineering and math.

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Elisabeth McClure
Lisa Guernsey
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Lisa Guernsey

Senior Director, Birth to 12th Grade Policy; Co-Founder and Director, Learning Sciences Exchange

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Jennifer Nichols
Nat Kendall-Taylor
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Douglas Clements
STEM Starts Early: Grounding Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math Education in Early Childhood