The Many Benefits of STEM Education
Why STEM ed is so beneficial to students
Top 5 Homeschooling Science Experiments You Can Do With All Of Your Kids
These 5 science experiments that you can do at home are sure to make kids say, "Wow!" Parents will also be intrigued and happy they joined in.
Tran: Math, Writing, Science History & SEL — Integrating Social-Emotional Learning Into Academics Sets Students on the Road to Success
Math, Writing, Science History & SEL — Integrating Social-Emotional Learning Into Academics Sets Students on the Road to Success
Using Smartphones to Support Learning in Nature
Technology, used appropriately, can be a tool for thoughtful observation, enhancing students’ interactions with the natural world.
The Weather Channel Is Now Teaching Kids, at 50 Past the Hour: 8 Things We’ve Learned About Snow, Atmosphere, Planets & More
Need help with science lessons at home? Here are some of the lessons being shared every hour on the Weather Channel
‘Learning Science’ Is Critical to Understanding How Students Think, but a New Report Shows That Most Future Teachers Don’t Know It. Here Are 3 Top Takeaways
Learning science helps teachers understand how students think. But a new assessment shows that most future teachers don’t learn it. Here are 3 takeaways from the report
Design Trends Influencing STEM Education
When it comes to STEM education, many teachers think about utilizing advanced technology and increasing online engagement. However, design trends influence the field in many subtle ways.
Why We Need “Science Citizens”
A strong science education is critical for students and the future of democracy. A public that doesn’t understand what science is and how it works can’t form useful opinions about public policy
How We Educate Our Children Will Change In The Age Of Artificial Intelligence
In the age of artificial intelligence, technology has given us many online tools, apps, and robots to help us educate our children.
Three Steps for Strengthening Communication and Resilience in Science Class
By experiencing some of the more frustrating aspects of group work, teachers can better identify what students need in order to feel ready to work with others.