What I Learned From Atem

I have been interested in the field of STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) for as long as I can remember. In school I received many more opportunities to broaden my horizons. As soon as I found out about it, I joined the Robotics team. My experience being a part of this team has been quite crucial to my decision about what I want to study in college. Robotics made me realize that Engineering is a very exciting field. The countless problems and the time crunches are quite invigorating. I was the Programming Captain in my junior year and I am currently the Robot Manager of the team. The courses I took throughout my high school career have also been crucial to my decision. I

STEM gave the tools and skills necessary to apply to amazing internship and encourage me to be an outgoing student. While in high school I participated in clubs such as civil engineering and animal rescue club where I helped collect $500 in donations for dogs in the BARCS Animal Shelter by selling chocolate bars. I have also participated as a member in the National Honors Society where we commit to scholarship, leadership, service, and character. Taking advantage of all these experiences helped make me develop and mature as a person.

I did the article of S.T.E.A.M it was about how we need to improve on it because it’s going to be very important in the science world because it is so open such as the space race till this day and we are still against other countries in the world. A lot of it was talking how now this is a course in school that kids take to get ahead in the classes.

This article explains how STEM is much more important than liberal arts, which I feel is not the case. In my preservative, all majors are equally important and all hold such a big influence on society. Engineer's contributed greatly to society, so do English majors and plenty

As I mentioned in my first essay, I wish to pursue a career in either the medical field or technologies that contribute to the medical field. Both interests deal directly with STEM. STEM is a gateway for me to live my dreams and succeed in a field that is difficult to enter without the correct steps taken and references known. Majoring in STEM would provide me the education and contacts needs to enter the medical or technological field at an advantage. I believe that STEM is truly a resource that allows students to focus on their studies more intently and unearth his/her passions in an academic world. For myself personally, STEM would help me to narrow down the fields of medicine and technology to the precise profession that suits my interests. Likewise, in a world that is creating new careers daily, STEM is one of the few pathways that adapts to the growing diversity of options, and facilitates ubiquitous knowledge for success no matter the circumstance. To me, that means that I can reach my hand into the currently unknown world and create my own course of action with certainty that I will meet success along my way. There is no better way to enjoy life, than to find a passion and chase after it, and I conclude that STEM will allow me to do

I fell for STEM like Augustus fell for Hazel – slowly, and then all at once – when I started high school. Starting off as a flirtationship, I took Honors Biology and Geometry freshman year. By the end of senior year, I had taken and loved AP Computer Science, Calculus BC, and Physics I - they made me look forward to school.

For us students FIRST is important because they incentivize us, and they give us encouragement to allow our brains to think and develop the abilities (such as engineering, marketing, animation, and business) and capacities that we didn't know we had even if we don’t end up choosing a career in science, technology, or math.

I have learned more advanced troubleshooting skills and software basics. I have also learned how I can interact with members of my community to help me solve problems I run into on my way to a solution to a problem.These things will help me in my future because being a good problem solver is a well sought after trait in possible employees so that will allow me to market myself better as a person when trying to get a good job, along with the possible benefits it could mean for the company while i'm working there. It also gave me the opportunity to exercise my interpersonal skills by being able to reach out to professionals at the University of Missouri to help answer some of my questions. Which is good because it helps me to be better at finding a solution to problems with other people well.

We all have a future career in our minds. Whether it is being a lawyer or a school teacher, there are many careers for students. The STEM field has many career opportunities for students and college students. A career I dream of doing in the STEM field is being a statistician.

I have an opinion on STEM classes. I do think stem classes could be important to many people, maybe very few people like stem classes. I DO NOT like stem classes. but stem classes are good for you so you can prepare for college or anything you do.

I enrolled in the STEM Academy in my freshman year The main reason I decided to be in the STEM Academy freshman year was to be able to take another step forward in my goal to be spearheading technological advancement, and I am very glad I did so. I believe the significance of me joining the STEM Academy is the friends and people I have met and the knowledge I have attained. If it were not for the STEM Academy I would not have been so motivated in my academic life because the people in the STEM Academy are all in the top 25 people in my class. Having people as such around me at all times has motivated me and has made me have greater standards for myself. The STEM Academy has also allowed me to do many different things such as programming, advance biochemistry, and robotics. It has also sparked my interest in competing in the Texas Science and Engineering Fair (TXSEF) this upcoming 2018 competition. From wanting to participate in the STEM Academy to learn more about what lays in the near future to

I constantly daydream about my future career and what I could expect with it, but sometimes I don’t realize that I wont know much about the job until I actually try it out. As my research on the SECME sponsors and my own personal experiences have shown, engineering extends beyond the lab. It's not hard to see how my future career can have profound effects on the lives of many others. For example, I could one day use new technology developed by engineers to make the process of saving someone’s life a lot easier and have better survival odds. Or possibly someday we could use robotic technology to help people walk again. Although I would not be making this new kind of technology myself, it would be amazing if I could use it to change someone’s life. It's mind-blowing how far a career in STEM can take me and others who are willing to pursue these kinds of

The main STEM courses or science, technology, engineering, and math courses are constantly being changed and re-connected in so many unique ways. For example, in some science classes when using formulas you must use the proper mathematical equation, in that, to become an engineer in any type branch you must have basic math skills. Also, the technology part of the STEM topics is the main part of scientific facts.

The main STEM courses or science, technology, engineering, and math courses are constantly be changed and re-connected in so many unique ways. For example in some science cases when using formulas you must use the proper mathematical equation, in that, to become an engineer in any type branch you must have basic math skills. Also, the technology part of the STEM topics is the main part of scientific factors.

When I was in elementary school my teachers focused on learning to read and defining vocab words. Every day Mrs. Wright, the teacher, would have the class gather in a circle and go over our vocab words for the week. Learning to read and focusing on learning complex words gave me the ability to learn other subjects by being able to do my own research by reading information about other subjects. Another subject that was focused on greatly, was math. Every day, the class would have to timed tests, where they would have to answer a certain amount of math questions in a minute. The tests would get more and more complicated every week. What seems like a small action, formed a foundation that I was able to build on throughout my schooling and still build on today. I went from practicing basic multiplication, addition, subtraction, and division, to executing complex problems in pre-calculus much later in life using the same operations I learned in elementary school.