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Schools can evaluate the effectiveness of their STEM programs by combining **student performance, project outcomes, classroom observations, and feedback** rather than relying on a single test. STEM assessment is most useful when it is connected to learning goals and instruction. ([cadrek12.org][1])
Some practical approaches include:
* **Set clear learning outcomes:** Define what students should know or be able to do after each STEM activity.
* **Assess practical application:** Observe how students use concepts to design, build, test, and improve solutions.
* **Track problem-solving skills:** Look at how students identify problems, analyze information, make decisions, and respond to challenges.