Turning waste challenges into STEM opportunities


Integrating waste management into STEM education is crucial for equipping future generations with the essential skills and knowledge to innovatively tackle waste-related challenges. — The Jakarta Post

IN recognition of National Waste Care Day on Feb 21, a pivotal moment arises for educators and teachers to intensify their commitment to science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) education, leveraging the pressing issue of waste management as an innovative and dynamic teaching resource.

This approach not only cultivates critical STEM habits of mind among students but also actively engages them in understanding and mitigating the detrimental effects of waste on our environment.

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