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Kidzeum of Health and Science Will Partner With Springfield, Illinois School District 186 to Create a Two-week Steam (science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math) Residency for Approximately 1,000 Second Graders in the District. the Residency Will Take Place at Kidzeum During the 2021-2022 School Year. the Program Will Include a Curriculum Created by Teachers, School Administrators, and Museum Staff, Featuring a Collaborative Steam Project That Builds on Kidzeum Exhibit Content. Literacy, Physical Education, Music, Social Studies, and Social-emotional Wellness Will Also Be Included in the Curriculum as the Kidzeum Tests the Hypothesis That Museums Can Benefit Young Learners and Their Families by Serving as a Place for Longer Term, Immersive Education Programs. Southern Illinois University School of Medicine Will Provide Project Evaluation and Subsequent Reporting.
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