THE common perception that Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) education begins at the secondary school level, where students are formally streamed into science pathways, needs a rethink.
Interest and positive attitudes towards STEM cannot be developed overnight at secondary school; they must be progressively cultivated from a young age.
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