Microsoftのインスタグラム(microsoft) - 2月17日 08時05分

Hacking #STEM in the classroom starts with teachers who are willing to get hands-on. Jason Ewert is one of many teachers who's doing just that. Using everyday materials like paper plates, plastic cups and drinking straws, he's modernizing the way he teaches science, technology, engineering and mathematics to his students. A participant in @microsoftedu's Hacking STEM program, he uses the free, downloadable tools, including lesson plans, activities and customized Excel spreadsheets, to bring his classroom lessons to life. And it's not just exciting for his students. It's reinvigorated his teaching style, too. “All we need the teachers to do is the same thing we’re asking our kids to do. Just get in there, and dig in." Learn more about Jason and the Hacking STEM program by clicking the link in our bio. #MicrosoftEDU

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