We do have a STEM education crisis in this country, and we must do something to address it if we hope to compete in the 21st century and the global economy.
Eddie Bernice Johnson: “We do have a STEM education crisis in this country, and we must do something to address it if we hope to compete in the…”
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Johnson emphasizes the urgent need to improve STEM education to maintain global competitiveness.
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