Rethinking Our Assumptions about Storybooks and STEM (2021)
Description
In December of 2019, TERC and the University of Notre Dame convened a group of 21 early childhood reading, family learning, and informal STEM education experts to explore the role of children’s fiction books as a tool for supporting STEM learning with young children and their families. Participants included educators and researchers from across the country representing a broad range of learning contexts, professional roles, audience focus areas, and STEM discipline expertise.Through the discussions, the group developed a series of recommendations for future work, with a particular focus on integrating diversity and equity perspectives into the use of storybooks for family STEM learning.
Learn more about Storybook STEM at the project website: https://www.terc.edu/storybookstem/
See other projects from the Center for Equitable Family STEM Learning: https://www.terc.edu/familystem
NSF Award: 1902536
Presenters
Lead Presenter
![Scott Pattison](https://www.terc.edu/videolibrary/wp-content/uploads/sites/43/2023/10/Scott_Pattison.jpg)
TERC
Co-Presenters
![Gina Svarovsky](https://www.terc.edu/videolibrary/wp-content/uploads/sites/43/2023/12/Gina_Navoa_Svarovsky.jpg)
The Notre Dame Center for STEM Education