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NSF STEM + Computing Partnerships Program Now Accepting Applications

National Science Foundation STEM + C (STEM+C) Partnerships Program is soliciting proposals that will significantly enhance the learning and teaching of science, technology, engineering, mathematics (STEM), and computing by pre-K – 12 students and teachers. Solicitation NSF 17-535 seeks to support research on and the development of courses, curriculum, course materials, pedagogies, instructional strategies, or models that integrate computing into one or more STEM disciplines, or integrate STEM content into the teaching and learning of computing. The STEM+C program goal is to build the evidence base for effective pedagogy and pedagogical environments to make the task of integrating computing into STEM disciplines more age-appropriate and relevant in pre-K-12 education.

The program deadline is March 29, 2017 by 5:00PM submitter’s time.

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