Primary and Secondary STEM Education
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The Space Report | Education | Primary and Secondary STEM Education | U.S. Trends
The United States carries out the National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP) to assess elementary and secondary students in the United States on subjects including mathematics and science.U.S. Trends
The Space Report | Education | Primary and Secondary STEM Education | U.S. Trends
Space leaders, and other relevant agencies in the United States have frequently expressed concerns that the supply of potential new STEM workers is not adequate to meet future demands2011 – NAEP
The Space Report | Education | Primary and Secondary STEM Education | U.S. Trends
STEM achievement in primary and secondary schools is an indicator of how well the United States is ensuring that students are later prepared to pursue STEM degrees, enabling them to…2011 – U.S. Space-Related Education Trends
The Space Report | Education | Primary and Secondary STEM Education | U.S. Trends
There is a broad consensus that high-quality STEM education is critical to producing a workforce capable of maintaining a competitive edge in numerous technological areas, including space. However, space leaders,…2008 – NAEP
The Space Report | Education | Primary and Secondary STEM Education | U.S. Trends
Starting at the 4th grade level, only ##% of students tested proficient or higher in mathematics in 2007, according to the National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP), also known as…2012 – NAEP
The Space Report | Education | Primary and Secondary STEM Education | U.S. Trends
The production of highly skilled scientists and engineers has its foundation in student performance during early education at the primary and secondary levels. Long-term trends in these areas show that…2013 – NAEP
The Space Report | Education | Primary and Secondary STEM Education | U.S. Trends
In addition to participating in TIMSS, the United States also carries out the National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP) to assess elementary and secondary students in the United States on…