The plan is to create five new regional science centers to bring more interactive exhibits to students in rural Minnesota.
SAINT PAUL, Minn. — For more than a decade, the Science Museum of Minnesota has maintained a “Lending Library” that teachers can use to borrow interactive exhibits for their students.
The Science Museum of Minnesota has received $2.5 million in federal funding to create a network of Regional STEM Educator Resource Centers in order to share these resources with teachers and students in rural Minnesota.
“This has been a great resource, but we have realized that our reach is very localized. Teachers come here after a really long day and so we’re only reaching teachers about an hour or so away from Saint Paul,” Associate VP of Lifelong Learning Farzad Sadjadi said.
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