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STEM is relevant to economy development, not STEAM.
by fjsolwmv 9y ago
STEM is relevant to economy development, not STEAM.
- bilbo0s 9y agoI don't have data regarding the number of STEM grads though. The only thing I know is that there are roughly 3 or 4000 STEAM and Business school graduates. So that's what I have to go with. Besides, there are obviously LESS than 3 or 4000 STEM grads, so the program would last LONGER than 50 years in that case. (Although I think cross functional STEAM/Business teams are a better bet anyway... but even if you believe the STEM guys are capable of going it alone... it only makes the guy's argument more strong. Because the funding would last decades longer.)
- hbosch 9y agoEconomy and culture must grow together for healthy society to develop and thrive. The "A" is crucial in that respect. My opinion.