Science Journal of Education

Special Issue

STEM Learning Center Development in Indonesia

  • Submission Deadline: 10 January 2020
  • Status: Submission Closed
  • Lead Guest Editor: Fatimah Nopriardy
About This Special Issue
As a co-founder of STEM Foundation Indonesia which has applied IoT in learning process through STEM, I would like to strengthen STEM Learning Center Development in developing countries especially in Indonesia. Based on the fact, Indonesia still needs more encouragement to persuade children for studying science and technology subjects, otherwise they could face their moment in 4.0 era. Moreover, I am also as a Physician and Science Teacher have a privilege to empower Indonesia children to have a dream future in applying science and technology theoretical based into application on their daily lives especially for their dedication to Indonesia. For instance, we have been more than a year to held some workshops and seminars to encourage young people to understand about STEM application using our IoT tools. One of our volunteers also said that when she met her friends in South Asia, they are thrilled to STEM Foundation Indonesia which has been doing projects using IoT as 4.0 era. However, they are still using Lego and Robotics for their STEM movement. Therefore, we are sure that STEM curriculum is the best path of education journey that is suitable for this 4.0 era.

Aims and Scope:

  1. Science and Technology
  2. Education
  3. Engineering
  4. Mathematics
  5. Internet of Things
  6. 4.0 Industrial Revolution
Lead Guest Editor
  • Fatimah Nopriardy

    STEM Foundation Indonesia, Kab. Bekasi, Indonesia

Guest Editors
  • Andhika Harryajie

    STEM Foundation Indonesia, Kab. Bekasi, Indonesia

  • Hendri Mulyadi

    STEM Foundation Indonesia, Kab. Bekasi, Indonesia

  • Zikry Septoyadi

    STEM Foundation Indonesia, Kab. Bekasi, Indonesia

  • Renni Pertiwi

    STEM Foundation Indonesia, Kab. Bekasi, Indonesia