Research the definition of each term within STEM: Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics. Use these definitions and additional print and electronic resources (such as textbooks, National Science Teacher Association’s STEM Classroom newsletters, or the websites of organizations like STEM Connector) to develop a written argument describing why science, mathematics, and technology are different than engineering, yet each influences engineering. Incorporate proper citation conventions used in STEM fields (MLA, APA, or other) to cite sources of information retrieved.
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Depth 1Parent ID: E477BA5060C04EB19DC31CB2E14BF7E5Standard set: Principles of Engineering and Technology
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- Statement code
- 3
- List ID
- 3
- Standard ID
- E48E02E2539E45819EA28DC5B4F6B872
- Subject
- CTE (2020-)
- Grades
- 09
- Ancestor IDs
- E477BA5060C04EB19DC31CB2E14BF7E5
- Source document
- Principles of Engineering and Technology
- License
- CC BY 4.0 US