2022
DOI: 10.21203/rs.3.rs-1963121/v1
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Raising awareness for the lack of interest in STEM of primary school learners in Kazakhstan: experiences and perspectives

Abstract: The article deals with a specially developed program for the formation of STEM knowledge for primary schoolchildren in the system of additional education. The article listed the problems of the development of scientific and technical knowledge, emphasized the lack of interest and motivation of schoolchildren, lack of educational programs in the field of study. The article describes the experiences of foreign countries, the implementation of STEM in the educational process, which indicated the need to create a … Show more

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“…A model is developed on the basis of the "Early STEM Integration" program aimed at enhancing the interest of primary school students in STEM (Ibrayeva and Shaushekova, 2023). This model, aimed at developing research capabilities in primary school students, encompasses topics such as Lego Duplo, Lego Mindstorm, Laser cutting, Basic circuitry, I create the world, I am an inventor, I am a scientist, etc.…”
Section: Teaching Issues In Stem Educationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A model is developed on the basis of the "Early STEM Integration" program aimed at enhancing the interest of primary school students in STEM (Ibrayeva and Shaushekova, 2023). This model, aimed at developing research capabilities in primary school students, encompasses topics such as Lego Duplo, Lego Mindstorm, Laser cutting, Basic circuitry, I create the world, I am an inventor, I am a scientist, etc.…”
Section: Teaching Issues In Stem Educationmentioning
confidence: 99%