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STEM Making and Intersectionality Quiz

Total questions: 7

Worksheet time: 4mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the focus of the study in the paper?

a)

How technology improves STEM education

b)

How youth from non-dominant communities engage in STEM-rich making

c)

The history of makerspaces in schools

d)

The impact of online learning on STEM

2.

What is one key concern about the maker movement mentioned in the paper?

a)

It lacks funding

b)

It mainly focuses on digital skills

c)

It is dominated by white, male, upper-middle-class norms

d)

It does not use modern technology

3.

How did the study collect data?

a)

Through lab experiments

b)

Through two-year ethnographic research in community-based programs

c)

By analyzing STEM textbooks

d)

By interviewing university professors

4.

What was one of the key findings of the study?

a)

STEM-rich making can empower marginalized youth when it integrates their lived experiences

b)

Only students with prior STEM knowledge succeed in makerspaces

c)

Making is best taught in traditional classrooms

d)

Virtual learning is better than hands-on making

5.

How does the study apply intersectionality to STEM-rich making?

a)

By examining how race, gender, and class shape participation and experiences in makerspaces

b)

By focusing only on gender differences in STEM engagement

c)

By comparing STEM education in urban and rural areas

d)

By analyzing test scores of students in STEM fields

6.

What is "keychain syndrome" in the context of STEM making?

a)

A common mistake students make in makerspaces

b)

A technique for designing 3D-printed keychains

c)

A STEM learning method that promotes team collaboration

d)

A focus on simple, short-term projects without deep engagement

7.

What does STEM stand for? 

(a)