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August 22, 2025Education SciencesOpen Access

The Impact of a Science Center Student Lab Project on Subject Attitudes Toward STEM Subjects and Career Choices in STEM Fields

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AMAnikó Makkos BBBoglárka Boldizsár SRSzabolcs Rákosi

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Research reveals higher STEM career openness in students participating in experiential education at science centers, suggesting effective curricula innovation.

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Participants showed increased openness to stem careers after experiential education sessions, indicating the program's success.
Statistical analyses revealed significant differences in attitudes toward science subjects between boys and girls, highlighting gender dynamics.
This observational analysis on 592 students assessed attitudes, curriculum standards, and experiential educational methods for engaging youth.
Findings suggest that experiential learning stimulates interest in science, emphasizing the program's potential to address regional labor shortages.

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Makkos et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68af55d1ad7bf08b1eadc562 https://doi.org/10.3390/educsci15091086

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Research reveals higher STEM career openness in students participating in experiential education at science centers, suggesting effective curricula innovation.

The Impact of a Science Center Student Lab Project on Subject Attitudes Toward STEM Subjects and Career Choices in STEM Fields

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The Impact of a Science Center Student Lab Project on Subject Attitudes Toward STEM Subjects and Career Choices in STEM Fields

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