550 educators and advocates from ten nations gathered in Richmond to exchange ideas about a movement that they call “From STEM to STEAM.” One major goal is to share best practices to attract more girls to the fields of science, technology, engineering, and math. They say more creativity can help overcome the hurdles that have prevented girls from choosing STEM careers.
Motivating Girls to Choose STEM
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