Can museum STEM programs transform my kids’ education?

SVP of Science and Education (and HR) at The Franklin Institute, Darryl Williams, delves into the impact of museum STEM programs on children's education. Discover how engaging with STEM initiatives at museums can transform and enhance the learning experience for young minds. Join Darryl as he explores the educational benefits and opportunities provided by museum-based STEM programs.
About the speaker

Darryl Williams

The Franklin Institute

- The Franklin Institute

Darryl Williams is SVP of Science and Education at The Franklin Institute

Show Notes

  • 00:00
    Ways museum programs support learning STEM concepts for children
    Discussion on how museum programs enhance STEM learning for kids.
  • 05:15
    Aligning museum STEM programs with current education trends
    Exploring how museum STEM programs prepare kids for future workforce.
  • 10:45
    Collaboration between parents, educators, and museums for inclusive STEM programs
    Importance of working together to ensure STEM programs cater to all
  • 15:20
    Evaluation methods for measuring effectiveness of museum STEM programs
    Insights on how museums assess the impact of their STEM initiatives.

Quotes

  • “Learning happens everywhere.” - Darryl Williams

  • “Anybody can be a scientist; anybody can be an engineer.” - Darryl Williams

  • “We're really keen on making sure that we highlight gender diversity. And so, we do a lot to promote girls in science and STEM, but we also show other individuals and representation.” - Darryl Williams

  • “I recommend getting in touch with your local libraries because your libraries are sometimes really great places to find resources and experiences for families and students.” - Darryl Williams

About the speaker

Darryl Williams

The Franklin Institute

- The Franklin Institute

Darryl Williams is SVP of Science and Education at The Franklin Institute

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