The Texas Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics Initiative (T-STEM) builds on state and local efforts to improve mathematics and science achievement among all Texas students and focuses on increasing the number of students who study and enter science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) careers. T-STEM offers a proactive and strategic approach to empower Texas educators with the tools needed to transform teaching and learning methods for the new century.
Upon examination of the mission of the T-STEM initiative, it becomes apparent that the basic design of STEM extends beyond simply
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