STEM 教育中的教育领导、政策和法律文献综述

Roderick D. Swanson
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STEM 是科学、技术、工程和数学研究领域的缩写。本手稿旨在强调有必要增加女性接受教育的人数,以及未来在需要学习 STEM 的职业领域就业的机会。在 STEM 项目方面,教育领导者必须提供优势,缩小女性和其他代表性不足的少数民族(URM)学生群体的学业成绩差距。家长、教师和学校管理者必须弥补数学和科学学术领域的差距。解决的办法是让学生从小就了解美国在 STEM 相关领域的劳动力。对学生的早期干预包括企业、行业和社区导师计划。这些导师计划对于满足每一位有能力的 STEM 工作者的需求,使美国保持全球领先地位至关重要。教育家、政策制定者和立法者正站在最前沿,主动为提高女性和少数族裔在 STEM 相关领域的作用奠定坚实的教育基础。STEM 教育必须打破传统的种族和性别角色。美国必须确保每个性别、种族或民族在经济领域都有一席之地。少数族裔在贸易和工业领域拥有一席之地,对于国家在全球经济中竞争至关重要。教育系统必须激发学生对 STEM 各个领域职业的兴趣。然而,更多的有色人种必须坐在经济谈判桌前决定自己的未来。
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Literature Review in Educational Leadership, Policy, and Law within STEM Education
STEM is the acronym for the fields of study in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. This manuscript is to highlight the need to increase the number of females pursuing education and future employment opportunities in careers that requires study in STEM. Regarding STEM programs, education leaders must provide advantages that bridge the academic achievement gaps for females and other underrepresented minoritized (URM) student groups. Parents, teachers, and school administrators must fill the gaps often found in the academic areas of mathematics and science. The resolution is to introduce students at an early age to the American workforce in STEM-related fields. Students' early interventions include businesses, industries, and community mentorship programs. These mentorship programs are central to meeting every capable STEM worker's need to keep America in a global leadership position. At the forefront, educationalists, policymakers, and legislators are taking the initiative to establish a firm educational foundation that will increase the roles of women and minorities in STEM-related fields. STEM education must break traditional ethnic and gender roles. America must ensure that every gender, race, or ethnicity has a seat at the economic table. Minorities having a seat at the trade and industry table is essential for the nation to compete in a global economy. The educational systems must spark an interest in students pursuing a career in the various fields of STEM. Nevertheless, more people of color must sit at the economic negotiation table to decide their future.
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