Spark a passion for STEM

Teaching STEM For Dummies is an easy-to-read and exciting new guide for teachers who want to inspire their students with engaging lessons and thoughtful discussions about science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. This practical roadmap to developing hands-on classroom material relevant to the real world shows you how to define STEM topics and overcome the most common challenges to teaching these complex subjects to younger students.

You'll learn how you can make STEM more welcoming—using inclusion, scaffolding, and differentiation—and discover resources for STEM teachers you can deploy immediately in your classroom.

Inside the book:

• Understand the STEM concepts students are expected to learn at different grades and how to connect those ideas together in engaging lessons
• Teach your students the inquisitive mindsets, logical reasoning, and collaboration skills they'll need to succeed in STEM fields
• Increase STEM inclusivity in both the classroom and the industry by engaging all students in STEM from early ages
• Discover resources to educate students on the problem-solving concepts at the core of STEM subjects

Perfect for teachers, homeschooling parents, tutors, and other educators, Teaching STEM For Dummies is a can't-miss read for anyone who wants to open young minds to the wonders of STEM.

Andrew Zimmerman Jones is the author of String Theory For Dummies and Quantum Physics For Dummies. He is the STEM Coordinator for Anderson Community School Corporation and has taught and written about STEM topics for more than 20 years.