Scott Cooper Miami Explains The STEM Toy ObsessionSTEM toys have always been around but once the mega retailers put some marketing muscle behind it, it will lead to more growth and branch off into micro-industries.
By: Scott Cooper Miami For those not familiar with the term STEM. It is an acronym for Science, Technology, Engineering and Math. These core subjects give children the building blocks for technology fields like computer science, software development, robotics, etc. "As the STEM toy industry is growing globally, parents worldwide have a general dissatisfaction with traditional public education and the increasing costs of private education," according to Scott Cooper Miami Beach News. "Some households are advocating for better classes or enrolling their kids in extracurricular STEM programs. Others are turning to homeschooling, but others are trying to fill the gap with a simple reintroduction of 'play time.'" The newest trend in the STEM Toy industry seems to be the subscription services being offered by mega retailers like Amazon and Walmart. "STEM Toy Clubs give parents the opportunity to commit to a monthly payment of around $20 and their child will receive a new STEM toy each month," says education news site Scott Cooper Miami. The STEM acronym is not new. It's been around for a long time. It has always been a niche subset of the children's toy market. However, it seems that the market is taking notice. Miami's Scott J. Cooper forecasts that s mega retailers begin to put some muscle behind the marketing of STEM toys, the market will most certainly grow and branch off into other micro-industries. "Some of the hottest growth industries in today's world require skills from Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics," Click here for more information on Scott Cooper Miami Beach News. Click here to see our Scott Cooper Miami Beach latest videos Contact Scott J. Cooper ***@scottcoopermiami.com Photos: https://www.prlog.org/ https://www.prlog.org/ https://www.prlog.org/ https://www.prlog.org/ https://www.prlog.org/ End
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