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The Impact of an Out-of-School STEM Education Program on Students' Attitudes toward STEM and STEM Careers
There is an increasing awareness of out-of-school program value in enhancing student interest and understanding of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM). This study examined the impact of an out-of-school STEM education program on student attitudes toward STEM disciplines and STEM
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