2012 National Survey on STEM Education–Corporate and Non-Profit Edition

“The high level view of the STEM landscape in the National Survey on STEM echoes a lot of what we’re seeing as developers, but also brings into focus surprising new insights. It has really set us buzzing here, and a number of issues raised are directly actionable for us. We also really appreciate seeing such high quality analysis combined with the actual source data; this report goes above and beyond in terms of transparency and methodology and this really boosts our confidence in the data presented.” Seth Meyers Founder and COO Simulation Curriculum Corp

Market Analysis That is Actionable The third in a series of National Surveys on STEM Education, the 2012 report contains 147 pages of detailed data and analysis and it delves into current trends including:

• Tablet devices and apps for STEM

• Technology most desired by STEM leaders

• Implementation of the BYOD model for STEM

• PD, including the Next Generation of Science Standards

Core topics of research:

• Funding projections, priorities, and sources for STEM education

• STEM courses currently offered and likely to be offered

• Most important challenges facing STEM education

• Over 700 open-ended responses from STEM educators about products they would most like to see developed for STEM.

High-Quality Analysis and Methodology The third in a series of industry reports on STEM Education co-developed by IESD, Inc. and STEM Market Impact, LLC, the new 2012 National Survey on STEM Education  is the only report developed by leading experts in both STEM education and market research. The report includes an executive summary, analysis by role in STEM, and analysis by grade level.

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