Oct. 25, 2023

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Integrity, Trust, Caring and Real-World Research in STEM Ed (Dean Matt Martin, GSSM)

What are the keys to excellence in STEM Education? Dr. Matt Martin, the academic dean at the South Carolina Governor’s School for Science and Mathematics, says that the most important factors in education success are integrity, trust, and caring. Drawing on his experience as a Rhodes Scholar and his time as a Full Professor and Dean of Faculty at Wesleyan College, Matt discusses how to successfully guide STEM students through the transition from high school to college, why academic integrity issues are getting more difficult, how AI is full of challenges and opportunities, and why it is becoming even more important to build student creativity through real-world research.

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Integrity, Trust, Caring and Real-World Research in STEM Ed (Dean Matt Martin, GSSM)

South Carolina Governor's School for Science and Mathematics

Matt Martin, PhD | SC Governor's School for Science and Mathematics - Episode 4 Guest
Crystal McGee | SC Governor's School for Science and Mathematics - -Episode 3 Interviewer
Michael Newsome, PhD | SC Governor's School for Science and Mathematics - STEM Lab Host
Nicole Kroeger, PhD | SC Governor's School for Science and Mathematics - Episode 2 Interviewer

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