1. Teaching Speaking and STEM
Mark Dorr
United States Department of State English Language Specialist
Kyrgyzstan and Kazakhstan, 2018

2. Songs! One of the easiest ways to remember information The Water Cycle

3. GeoFigs

6. Building an electronic circuit

7. Now a Strip Story about this circuit
Now a Strip Story about this circuit. Can you figure out the correct sequence?

8. Another example of Information Gap How to pour and finish concrete
A “How To” or “DIY” (Do It Yourself) Video

9. Sometimes, this activity can point out preconceptions as well.
20 Questions
Questions are essential to being a student and being a scientist, tech, engineer, and mathematician. Learning how to question helps you to understand categories and subcategories, working from bigger ideas to smaller ones, is important in solving problems.
Learning how to form questions is important, too. In English, the order of the words is changed.
Sometimes, this activity can point out preconceptions as well.