The document discusses the STEM strand which focuses on science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. It treats these four subjects as interconnected and aims to train students skills needed to solve problems. STEM is important as it enhances knowledge in key fields and creates innovators to drive advancement. Studying STEM helps develop skills like critical thinking, problem solving, and collaboration. After high school, career paths related to STEM include engineering, information technology, healthcare, mathematics and science, and agriculture.

1. STEM
Strand
Science, Technology,
Engineering and
Mathematics
Panfilo C. Camilan Jr.

2. What is
STEM?
Focused on four disciplines
(Science, Technology,
Engineering, Mathematics)
Treats the four subjects
as a whole
Trains students not only to
adapt to their surroundings
but to acquire necessary skils
to carry out tasks with ease
Most people choose this
strand if they pursue fields
connected with any of the four

3. Why is STEM important?
It is the main strand for people who work in the
medical field, architectural field, and
technological field
Enchances the knowledge of the four
focus subjects in this strand
It creates new innovators
It paves way for advancement and
future discoveries

4. Makes you a more
knowledgeable person
Helps you to understand
the many concepts and
learnings found all
around us
It helps foster
creativity
It gives more knowledge
about the world and
what is on and in it
What are the benefits of STEM?

5. Skills in
STEM
Strand
Critical Thinking
Analytical Skills
Problem Solving
Communication
Collaboration
Adaptability
Innovation
Leadership

6. What can I
do after SHS?

7. What can I do after SHS?
Engineering
civil engineering, chemical
engineering, computer
engineering, electrical
engineering, electronics &
communication engineering,
industrial engineering, and
mechanical engineering
Information
Technology
Computer Science,
Computer Technology, and
Information Technology
Health Care
doctor, nurse, pharmacist,
physical therapist, dentist, or
medical technologist
Math & Science
banking, civil service,
financial services,
consulting, and retail
Agriculture
agricultural engineering, animal
science, food technology,
horticulture, forestry to
veterinary medicine

8. Thank
you!