Unveiling Exciting STEAM Career Insights
Dive into a captivating journey with a STEAM professional, exploring their career path, pros and cons, salary insights, and interactive activities relevant to the fields of Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics. Discover how this career interconnects with the STEAM realm and engage in dynamic reflections on the significance of STEM education.
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STEAM Day Presenter Template On this slide, include your name and career you will be sharing about.
Introduction This slide should include: A brief introduction of yourself A description of your job
Background This slide should include: How did you get interested in your career? What specific classes, higher education, and/or certifications were required for this job?
Pros and Cons This slide should include: Positives about your career; any perks? Negatives about your career; any downside?
Salary This slide should include: A general range of how much you could make doing this job Please do not include your specific salary!
Relation to STEAM This slide should include: An explanation of how your job relates to STEAM (Science, technology, engineering, arts, mathematics) You should relate to at least 2 components
Interactive Activity Get these kids up and moving! How could you get them involved? Could you demonstrate a specific part of your job? Could you do an experiment/activity involving students?
Reflection/Closing End the presentation with a brief summary that ties together the interactive activity and how it relates to STEM
