Educating Leaders for the 21st Century
STEM education is the process of teaching that integrates science, technology, engineering and mathematics disciplines to promote real-world experience, teamwork and the authentic application of technology. STEM promotes discovery, problem-based learning and project-based learning.
At its core, STEM education is essential to our nation’s economic prosperity and is closely linked to student success in these disciplines and our ability to expand the knowledge capacity and diversity of the STEM workforce pipeline.
In the College of Education and Human Development, STEM education is about solving problems.
In the College of Education and Human Development, STEM education is about solving problems. We are preparing future innovators and well-informed consumers, generating new knowledge in science to address important health issues, preparing teachers to integrate innovative technology and addressing learning and language barriers to promote achievement for all.
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Recent Posts
Former SEHD Student Furthers Bilingual Education in the Rio Grande Valley
Dr. J. Joy Esquierdo, a graduate of our Bilingual Education Ph.D. program, was elected the interim Vice Provost for B3HSI integrations at the University of Texas Rio Grande Valley.
Summer Day Camp Benefits Children and Texas A&M Students
Camp Adventure provides children ages 8-12 with fun summer memories while offering useful skills and activities for campers and student counselors alike.
Climate Change and the Future of Sport
Dr. Brian McCullough contributed research to the Fifth National Climate Assessment, addressing how climate change will affect sport, recreation and physical activity.
Two Professors Named to Prestigious Science Fellowship
Drs. Joanne Olson and Jeffrey Liew were elected as Fellows of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) for their contributions to the advancement of their respective fields of research.
Taking a Swing at Parkinson’s
Parkinson’s patients combat symptoms through activities customized by KNSM students.
Texas A&M Professor’s Passion Helps Bring U.S. Paralympics Competition to Aggieland
Learn how kinesiology professor Dr. Lisa Colvin led a team effort to place Aggieland on the road to the 2024 Summer Paralympic Games in Paris.
CDD Highlights Disability Resources for Brazos Valley Families
The Center on Disability and Development (CDD) hosted the annual Bravos Valley Disability Conference and Resource Fair, providing families with access to disability-related services, presentations, resources and community organizations.
SEHD Ranks Among Best Online Graduate Education Programs
The School of Education and Human Development ranks among the best online graduate education programs in the country, according to U.S. News and World Report.
Coaching the Next Generation
The Thornton-McFerrin Coaching Academy is addressing the shortage of coaches in schools across Texas and the nation through its Undergraduate Coaching Certificate Program, which offers students the unique opportunity to earn a coaching certificate and gain experience while completing their undergraduate degrees.
Texas A&M Children’s Centers Enhance Commitment to Serving Families
Texas A&M University is positioning the Becky Gates Children’s Center and Charlotte Sharp Children’s Center within the School of Education and Human Development.
