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ERIC Number: EJ1282814
Record Type: Journal
Publication Date: 2021
Pages: 30
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ISSN: ISSN-1055-8896
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Transformative Transmedia Framework for Early STEM Learners: Harnessing the Power of Science, Literacy, and Media
Ellington, Roni; Daniels, Beth; Orozco, Felicia; Santiago, Alicia; Arnold, Asia-Lige
Journal of Educational Multimedia and Hypermedia, v30 n1 p5-34 2021
The Twin Cities PBS "Ready to Learn" project focuses on the building of science and literacy skills of diverse students ages 5 to 8. It also promotes equity for historically underrepresented children in science (race-ethnic minorities, low-income children with disabilities, English Language Learners). The Transformative Transmedia Framework for Early STEM Learners offers a set of guiding principles that integrate various understandings into one comprehensive framework that informs every aspect of the project. This paper outlines the following: (1) addressing the intersectionality of racial, class, cultural, and STEM identities for young learners and dispelling negative stereotypes; (2) grounding "real world" STEM experiences in the lived realities of diverse learners; (3) recognizing and integrating social and cultural assets in STEM learning experiences; (4) integrating equity within Science and Engineering practices; (5) understanding STEM as literacy; and (6) strategies for integration in multimedia contexts.
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Publication Type: Journal Articles; Reports - Descriptive
Education Level: Elementary Education
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Language: English
Sponsor: Department of Education (ED)
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Identifiers - Location: Minnesota (Minneapolis); Minnesota (Saint Paul)
Grant or Contract Numbers: U295A150012
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