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Curriculum Development CouncilNovember 2015 What is STEM Education? STEM Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics Introduced in 1990s by the National Science Foundation, USA, now variously used for initiatives in education, industry, economy, of STEM education To strengthen the Science, Technology and Mathematics Education to nurture diversified talentswith different capabilities and at different levels in the science and technology fields for enhancing the international competitiveness of approachesSuiting the needs and interests of learning experiencesSTEM-related learning opportunitiesaspartoftheessentiallearnin gexperiences (that include those beyond classroom) among different purposes, views and interestsWith considerations of students interests & needs, teachers viewsand partnerships with community on strengthsBuilding on school experiences and other conducive factors, such asflexible use of learning time, life-wide learning experiences, Development processA dynamic improving processReference has been made to the local, the Mainland and international experiences, the current education trends as well as ongoing renewal of school Curriculum , in response to macro changing social, economic and demographic contexts: To develop among students a solid knowledge baseand to enhance their interests inScience, Technology and Mathematicsfor further studies and ca
Update Curriculum Framework (Secondary 1-3) Ensure at least 30% of curriculum time under ICT to teach programming concepts (including coding)
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