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LESSON 1. EXPLORE YOUR COMMUNITY

This lesson will help learners discover which socio-economic conditions are negatively impacting their community and map the local resources that are available to help address, reduce and/or eliminate them.

LESSON 2. DEFINE YOUR SOLUTION

In this lesson, we teach learners how to develop a winning personal and/or professional mission statement (i.e. elevator pitch) that describes how their impact solution will address, reduce and/or eliminate the socio-economic conditions that may be negatively impacting their community.

LESSON 3. BUILD YOUR TEAM

In this lesson, we teach learners how to form a Junior Executive Management Team and assign them with roles and responsibilities required to complete their STEAM Investigative Process.

LESSON 4. MAP YOUR VALUE

In this lesson, we teach learners how to calculate and use the contribution values of your STEAM Skills to create an operating budget for their STEAM Investigative Process.

LESSON 5. MANAGE YOUR ASSETS

In this lesson, we use activity worksheets to help learners calculate the value of their time and illustrate why time is considered one of the most valuable resources they have.

LESSON 6. SHARE YOUR SUCCESS

In this lesson, we teach learners how to market, sell and distribute the products, services and content they create during their STEAM Investigative Process.

LESSON 7. PACKAGE YOUR SKILLS

In this lesson, we teach learners how to package and present the results from the high-demand employability skills they used to develop, implement and complete their STEAM Investigative Process.

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Learn how the power of the STEAM Investigative Process is used to develop a comprehensive understanding of problem-solving and project management.