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After a successful STEM program in Brazil, Worldfund launched the first steps to bring STEM to Mexico: a three-day workshop at Papalote Museo del Niño, one of the best children’s museums in Latin America, on November 21-23.
STEM is an educational tendency around the world and it is vital to generate inclusive economic growth, to advance scientific innovation and to create job opportunity to everyone. “We had more than 40 educators each night from all over Mexico and the response was incredible”, celebrates STEM Brasil’s Director Marcos Paim. According to the director, the program will begin next year. “The event was sensational.”
Worldfund already runs a successful STEM program in public schools in Brazil. So far STEM Brasil has trained more than 4.000 teachers with a direct impact in over 450.000 students.
Dozens of creative and innovative teachers attended the event at Papalote Museo del Niño. The educators were from the areas of Physics, Chemistry, Biology and Math.
6 Responses
I am an English teacher , how can I apply to the intensive course?
Hi Yuli, thank you for your comment. We will get in touch with you by email. All the best! Worldfund Comms Team
Thanks for finally writing about >STEM Mexico: Kick-off with a
three-day workshop at interactive museum – Worldfund <Loved it!
Hi Johny, thank you so much! Best regards, Worldfund Comms Team
Good evening,
I am a teacher in COLBACH and I have a question.
Is there any kind of programs or contests for students of Public schools in which they can participate with you in the fiel of Maths?
Hello Aradi, how are you?
Thanks for your comment. We will look into the programs or contests you mentioned and get back to you.
Best regards! Worldfund team