The Age of STEM : Educational Policy and Practice Across the World in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (Hardcover)

1. Widening and deepening the STEM effect Brigid Freeman, Simon Marginson and Russell Tytler  2. What international comparisons can tell us Simon Marginson  3. From STEM to STEAM: Achievements and challenges in dynamic Korea Jae-Eun Jon and Hae-In Chung  4. An emerging giant of science: Achievements and challenges of STEM education in China Yuan Gao  5. Invigorate the Asia Tiger: Science education in Taiwan Yuan Gao  6. Japan: Restoring faith in science through competitive STEM strategy  Mayumi Ishikawa, Ashlyn Moehle and Shota Fujii  7. STEM and STEM education in the United States Adam V. Maltese, Geoff Potvin, Florin D. Lung and Craig D. Hochbein  8. Canada: Decentralization, federalism and STEM education  Julian Weinrib and Glen A. Jones  9. Changing the shape of STEM: Wisdom of grassroots Indigenous movements in Canada Glen S. Aikenhead and Dawn Sutherland  10. United Kingdom: An example of the impact of high stakes accountability regimes on STEM education Anthony Tomei, Justin Dillon and Emily Dawson  11. Federal and state STEM policies and programs spanning Australian education, training, science and innovation Brigid Freeman  12. New Zealand: Towards inclusive STEM education for all students Elizabeth McKinley, Mark Gan, Cathy Buntting and Alister Jones  13. STEM education in France: Pathways and obstacles to greater participation Kelly Roberts and Elodie de Oliveira  14. STEMming the tide: The Finnish way to a technologically proficient workforce Ian R. Dobson  15. Between historical advantages and global challenges: Do the STEM disciplines matter in Russia? Anna Smolentseva  16. A keystone to the future of Brazil: Fostering general and STEM education for an inclusive development Hugo Horta and Paulo Noronha Lisboa Filho  17. STEM education in the quest to build a new South Africa Michael Kahn