Fostering Sustainable Development Goal-4 Through Culturo-Techno-Contextual-Approach in Innovative Steam Education: A Policy Assessment

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Abstract

Transformative approaches in education are necessary to advance Sustainable Development Goal 4 (SDG-4), especially in STEAM fields (science, technology, engineering, arts, and mathematics). This article explores cutting-edge research projects that leverage STEAM education to help achieve SDG-4 through Culturo-Techno-Contextual-Approaches (CTCA). The study examines how education changes and highlights how crucial multidisciplinary learning is to solving today's global issues. It looks at how STEAM education encourages students' creativity, critical thinking, and problem-solving skills and equips them to participate actively in sustainable development in their environment. Various CTCAs are examined in STEAM education, such as integrating indigenous strategies, maker spaces, immersive technology, project-based learning, and collaborative platforms. By involving students in practical problem-solving, these methods help them develop a thorough awareness of sustainability concerns and motivate them to develop workable solutions actively. The necessity of ongoing policy assessment and improvement of STEAM education programs to guarantee inclusion, accessibility, and relevance for a wide range of learners around the globe is emphasised in the article's conclusion. To prepare a generation of people to face the challenges of a sustainable future, the government should allocate resources to support the expansion of innovative STEAM education.

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