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Schools can integrate STEM into everyday classroom learning by connecting regular subjects with practical activities and real-world examples. For instance, mathematics lessons can include measurements and data analysis, while science lessons can involve experiments, observations, and simple engineering challenges.
Teachers can also use project-based learning, coding exercises, robotics, design tasks, and collaborative problem-solving activities. Even small classroom projects can give students opportunities to explore an idea, test it, identify mistakes, and improve their solutions