Episode

Why Human-Centered STEM Builds Better Classrooms

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One Tired Teacher With Trina Deboree
Published
Mar 16, 2026
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1377
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Summary

What if STEM wasn’t about bins of stuff, but about the humans in the room? We dig into a human-centered approach that treats STEM as a daily practice of connection—where students learn to collaborate, think critically, and care for one another while they solve real problems. Instead of chasing pricey kits, we start with stories and simple materials, then layer in the engineering design process to make reflection, testing, and revision feel natural and fun. We share why employers keep naming ...