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This is what learning about Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics is all about.
We must develop the motivation to discover, the curiosity to wonder, the courage to explore, and the creativity to imagine.
Stories for Curious Kids: Tales from Science, Technology, Engineering, & Mathematics
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This is what learning about Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics is all about.
We must develop the motivation to discover, the curiosity to wonder, the courage to explore, and the creativity to imagine.
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