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Exploring primary children's STEM attitudes and career aspirations following a 14-week iSTEM intervention
This study addresses a critical and underexplored area in STEM education literature by exploring the influence of a teacher-led, integrated STEM (iSTEM) programme within a formal school setting. Over a 14-week period, a cohort of 16 upper-primary classrooms in Ireland participated in an iSTEM progra
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