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Major equity gaps persist in access to AP science learning

May 13, 2022 by Laura Ascione

Study finds finds Black and Latino students voice interest and college aspirations in STEM but are excluded from AP STEM learning and courses

Despite students saying that STEM courses are their favorite subject areas and that they aspire to go to college, Black and Latino students and students from low-income backgrounds…

New resources target STEM via aerospace education

May 11, 2022 by Laura Ascione

Free lesson plans, curriculum storylines will help guide students as they explore various concepts in aerospace education, engineering, and rocketry.

The American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics (AIAA), Estes Industries, and the National Science Teaching Association (NSTA) have joined together to inspire the next generation of scientists and…

How mixed reality glasses can help struggling readers

May 9, 2022 by Denise M. Bressler, PhD, Research Scholar, East Carolina University & Leonard A. Annetta, PhD, Taft Distinguished Professor of Science Education, East Carolina University

Young readers read scientific text using mixed reality glasses to deliver supplementary content in the virtual world

Imagine you are a struggling reader. You dread reading…in any class. You feel like a failure, and you are starting to hate school. One day, your science teacher…

Weaving SEL into curriculum doesn’t have to be hard

May 6, 2022 by Byron Flitsch, Curriculum Content Writer, Instructional Designer & 5th Grade Teacher

Here’s how an educator uses comics to introduce critical SEL concepts, scaffold learning, and connect with his 5th-graders

As an educator and curriculum content creator, I’m always seeking to develop lessons that offer students opportunities to express complex ... Read more

How to implement a districtwide K-12 computer science program

May 5, 2022 by Andrea Huff, Career and STEM Academy Director, Barr-Reeve Community Schools

Here’s how my district integrated a computer science program that could be taught by existing teachers and got students excited to learn.

With recent research showcasing the growing number of STEM-related jobs that will be available to our graduates in Indiana in the coming years, teaching computer science skills has…

How our school is reimagining math education

May 4, 2022 by Valerie Peterson, Teacher, Scott Elementary School

$When it comes to math education, one teacher is helping students use their power as learners to optimize their opportunities in life$

At Scott Elementary School, our approach to education is defined as GAIN (Growth in Academics through Innovation and Neuroeducation), which includes multiple initiatives to ensure each student reaches…

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Major equity gaps persist in access to AP science learning

New resources target STEM via aerospace education

How mixed reality glasses can help struggling readers

How to implement a districtwide K-12 computer science program

How our school is reimagining math education

How to flip the classroom and create avid learners

STEM careers are among students’ top choices

Why girls need more STEM role models

How to improve literacy through the science of reading

Gale Donates Proceeds from Cameron’s Collection Sales to the CKG Foundation to Support Student Mental Health & Wellness

Inspiring STEM Creativity and the DIY Spirit with a New Virtual Field Trip from The Home Depot and Discovery Education

National Study Finds High Schoolers Keenly Aware of Current In-Demand Jobs, Impacting Education Choices After Graduation

New Report Shows the National Math and Science Initiative’s Long-Term Impact on Ensuring Equitable Access to STEM

High-Achieving Black Students from Colorado Receive More than $2 Million in Sachs Foundation Scholarships Over the Past Year

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