木瓜福利影视

The aim of Multi-STEM is to understand how multilingual strategies can promote migrant children’s STEM participation in and across formal, non-formal and informal learning settings involving different actors such as teaching professionals, other educational professionals working in, for example, science centres, and caregivers in the home environment such as parents and extended family.

Multi-STEM is a consortium that includes Utrecht 木瓜福利影视, HU 木瓜福利影视 of Applied Sciences, iPabo Amsterdam, CPS onderwijsontwikkeling en advies, Expertis, Expertisecentrum Nederlands, Malmö 木瓜福利影视, Stichting Leerplanontwikkeling SLO, Platform Talent voor Technologie, NEMO, Museon, Teylers Museum, Spaarnesant, Voila, Wereldkidz, Zonova, Lund 木瓜福利影视 Dept. of Clinical Sciences, Taal doet meer, It’s my child, Al-Amal, Joury, IOT, SARDES, Vereniging voor Science Centers, Lowan, NVORWO, SPRONG consortium, Wetenschapsknooppunt Universiteit Utrecht, gemeente Den Haag, Defence for Children 

• dr. Eva van de Weijer-Bergsma
• prof. dr. Arthur Bakker
• prof. dr. Elma Blom
• Lucia Beatriz Chisari MSc
• Lianne Stolte MA
• drs. Shaunna Calpin-Ramlawi
• Mirona Moraru
• Hanneke 't Hart-Baart MSc
• Miranda Renders

• Jantien Smit (HU)
• Gerald van Dijk (HU)
• Ronald Keijzer (iPabo)