Educators (and/or their students) can sing STEM songs to live or karaoke accompaniment in classroom or informal education settings.
Source: https://abcnews.go.com/Lifestyle/high-school-biology-teacher-rhymes-raps-teach/story?id=46773632
Large curated searchable databases of songs for teaching statistics and other STEM subjects are available and often contain supplemental materials for using them in computer labs or for homework assignments.
By: Michael Greenacre (Barcelona Graduate School of Economics)
Astronomy songs with activities by the a capella group The Chromatics.
Online songs can be integrated into a web app that asks for students to respond to prompts before and/or after the song to reinforce the learning objectives of the song.
Even more student-driven is having students synthesize and demonstrate understanding of content by writing their own songs (with scaffolded support) or doing analysis or making a video of an existing song.
Point students to a song (or a choice of songs) in the CAUSEweb.org/fun library and ask them to prepare a slide presentation which advances in time to the song to illustrate the song’s statistical concepts. Examples of this type of slide-show video include: