All science, especially as part of STEM efforts, start with trying to accomplish goal number one by “Asking Questions”. It should be emphasized that all science starts with questions and not “knowing”. Many involved with STEM are now more interested in encouraging all students to “do” science related to the four goals. This means students asking questions, proposing possible answers, collecting evidence, and deciding on the validity of the answers proposed. All these represent ways of “doing” science. Too often it is merely assumed that things done in science classrooms can be defined as the “doing” of science. And yet this does not represent what scientists do as their personal research. Instead, they represent what expert scientists propose as current explanations of the natural universe.