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What Does It Really Mean to Integrate STEM?

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By Bridget Miller, Michelle Dubek, Shannon Navy, Cathrine Maiorca
| National Science Teaching Association (NSTA)
We hear the acronym “STEM” used all the time, but what does it actually mean to integrate science, technology, engineering, and mathematics? True STEM integration isn’t just about including all four subjects in a lesson: It’s about purposefully connecting them in a way that makes learning more authentic and meaningful for students.
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Bridget Miller: Why walkability is the pathway to a healthy Amherst community

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By Bridget Miller
| Amherst Bulletin Verified
Picture a quiet rural town where the charm of winding roads and open spaces should invite pleasant walks and friendly encounters. Yet, instead of a stroll, residents navigate treacherous paths and dodge traffic on roads devoid of sidewalks or safe crossings. This isn’t just an inconvenience; it’s a silent threat to the well-being of our community and the areas surrounding Amherst.
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Bridget Miller: Why walkability is the pathway to a healthy Amherst community

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By Bridget Miller
| Daily Hampshire Gazette Verified
Picture a quiet rural town where the charm of winding roads and open spaces should invite pleasant walks and friendly encounters. Yet, instead of a stroll, residents navigate treacherous paths and dodge traffic on roads devoid of sidewalks or safe crossings. This isn’t just an inconvenience; it’s a silent threat to the well-being of our community and the areas surrounding Amherst.
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