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RESOURCE	GRADE LEVEL	MEDIA TYPE
Choosing a STEM Career Students will view video clips about graduate and middle school students with interests in STEM careers and compare technologies from yesterday with today. They will explore careers on-line before writing about their futures as STEM professionals.	6-12	Lesson Plan
STEM Careers Boom Box iPod This brief video from WPSU compares technologies from yesterday with today. Yesterday a middle school boy carries a boom box while today a boy the same age listens to his iPod. The video suggests that science will bring us technologies of tomorrow.	6-12	Video
STEM Careers Cursive Text This brief video from WPSU compares technologies from yesterday with today. Yesterday a middle school girl writes in cursive while today a girl the same age texts on her cell. The video suggests that science will bring us technologies of tomorrow.	6-12	Video
STEM Careers Grad Students This brief video from WPSU introduces a diverse group of graduate students with interests in STEM careers. From deep sea diving to creating video games, each graduate student is pursuing activities beyond the stereotypical view of a nerdy scientist.	6-12	Video
STEM Careers Guitar This brief video from WPSU compares technologies from yesterday with today. Yesterday a middle school girl plays air guitar while today a boy the same age plays Guitar Hero. The video suggests that science will bring us technologies of tomorrow.	6-12	Video
STEM Careers Middle School This brief video from WPSU introduces a diverse group of middle school students with interests in STEM careers. Whether creating robots or designing solar cars, each student dreams of activities beyond the stereotypical view of a nerdy scientist.	6-12	Video
STEM Careers Phone Video Chat This brief video from WPSU compares technologies from yesterday with today. Yesterday a middle school girl phones her mom while today a girl the same age video chats. The video suggests that science will bring us technologies of tomorrow.	6-12	Video
STEM Careers Pong Wii Tennis This brief video from WPSU compares technologies from yesterday with today. Yesterday a middle school girl pongs on a monitor while today a girl the same age plays Wii Tennis. The video suggests that science will bring us technologies of tomorrow.	6-12	Video
STEM Careers Typewriter Computer This brief video from WPSU compares technologies from yesterday with today. Yesterday a middle school girl uses a typewriter while today a girl the same age taps on a computer. The video suggests that science will bring us technologies of tomorrow.	6-12	Video