Center for STEM Education Research and Translation

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The NSF Center for STEM Education Research and Translation builds community to advance PreK-12 STEM education. stemedresearch.org Posts ≠ NSF's views.

MEET OUR TEAM. I love the idea of fostering community amongst researchers and practitioners. The two fields must be connected if PreK-12 students are going to have meaningful learning experiences that prepare them for the American workforce of the future. Amanda Merritt, Co-PI NSF, Center for STEM Education Research and Translation
MEET OUR TEAM I really hope that the Center will create clearer pathways for researchers—especially those new to the STEM K–12 program—to develop competitive proposals and impactful projects. I also hope that the Center helps researchers connect with broader audiences and build partnerships that extend the reach and impact of their projects in meaningful ways into classrooms and school systems. Shonda Rutledge, Co-PI NSF, Center for STEM Education Research and Translation.
MEET OUR TEAM. My hope is that the Center will be valuable for both new and experienced PreK-12 STEM education researchers. We will provide resources and opportunities for researchers at all levels to build research skills, learn more about STEM education, and network with each other. Jessaca Spybrook, Co-PI NSF. Center for STEM Education Research and Translation.
MEET OUR TEAM. I hope NSF-funded researchers find a genuine sense of community within the Center. We want to create an environment grounded in trust, connection, and belonging. By fostering those conditions, the Center can help researchers build the partnerships and confidence needed to propose and conduct high-quality work with meaningful impact on STEM education. Sonia Dhillon, PI NSF, Center for STEM Education Research and Translation
Screenshot of the NSF STEM K-12 program page on the NSF website.
White text on a blue background that says: "Building Community to Advance STEM Education Research and Translation". There is a picture with three students working on a project in a robotics class.