In recent years, STEM learning exchange programs have gained increasing attention as the typical partnerships between P-20 education and workforce systems. Though they enjoy a favorable reputation and are valued by all involved stakeholders, little is known about the apparatuses to guide these collaborative efforts, and their specific contexts remain to be explored.
Context-specific questions in program evaluation frame the discussions concerning the quality of outcomes, learning experiences, and design models. The case studies of two STEM learning exchange partnerships with distinct contextual features will be presented at this lecture.
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