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School-STEM Professional Collaboration to Diversify Stereotypes and Increase Interest in STEM Careers among Primary School Students
Developing students' interest in STEM careers in STEM education is important. This study explored the impacts of STEM instruction involving scientists or engineers on 224 Hong Kong students' interests in STEM careers and their stereotypes about STEM professionals. The teachers who participated in pr
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