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What are the better ways to start a STEAM project? (Select 2 Answers)

Provide the young people with a list of choices to investigate.
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Tell them a topic that you'd like to explore and hope they are interested.
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Create problem-finding opportunities collaboratively with your young people.
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Bring industry professionals to work collaboratively with the young people to explore local problems to solve.
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In successful innovative STEAM industries, the key is to collaborate. Consider what other skills are necessary for success.
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How could you create a network of industry professionals to work alongside young people?

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Contacts who have a motivation, or personal connection with a school or teacher are more likely to come and help out from goodwill. The best possible contact is an organisation who hold confirmation on volunteers and then the eventual building of networks and contacts can be useful as times goes on.

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