Video-Based Learning Module
As you watch the skill video below, think about these questions:
- What are Mariah and the students doing and saying that is real world, relevant learning that would help them view themselves as a STEM contributor? (Watch and listen 1:40 – 2:21)
- Why would a model like this be important when developing a STEM identity? What are the different parts of this type of model? (Listen at 2:40 – 3:17)
- When Mariah is talking about her role in the program, what about that is key to her future in STEM? (Listen at 4:04 – 4:45)
Now that you’ve watched the video, reflect on what you saw.
- What can you take away from this video about developing a STEM identity in your youth at your program?
- What was Mariah’s attitude about science? How did her attitude influence those around her?
- For you, what is the most challenging part about giving youth control in STEM learning?
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