
How to get the ‘T’ in STEM
The world does not exist within boxes and children do not think in terms of subjects. With technology within STEM, think of it from the perspective of how the world works.
Bronwyn, an environmental scientist, possesses a profound passion for Education for Sustainability and believes in fostering strong connections between children, communities, and their environment. For two decades, she has collaborated with schools, community groups, businesses, and government entities, encouraging them to adopt new perspectives, acquire knowledge and skills, and take positive and sustainable actions.
In the past six years, Bronwyn has concentrated on empowering early childhood educators and services to integrate sustainability into their practices while nurturing STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) thinking skills in young children. She is committed to making STEM accessible and captivating for all, ensuring that every child develops a love for STEM and is inspired by the endless possibilities it offers for the future.
Bronwyn’s dedication lies in creating a generation of environmentally conscious individuals who are equipped with the skills and mindset to shape a sustainable future. By bridging the gap between education and the environment, she strives to cultivate a deep appreciation and understanding of sustainability among children and communities. Through her work, she aims to instill a sense of wonder, curiosity, and enthusiasm for STEM, igniting a passion that will fuel their aspirations and pave the way for a brighter tomorrow.

The world does not exist within boxes and children do not think in terms of subjects. With technology within STEM, think of it from the perspective of how the world works.

STEM Detective authors, Niki Buchan and Bronwyn Cron, discusses why encouraging STEM thinking is important to empower children with skills needed to live well.