Biracial boy engages in a science experiment

Nation’s Report Card Shows Urgent Need to Fix Middle School Science

Eighth grade science scores just hit new lows. Here’s why inquiry-based lessons, teacher support, and more time on science are essential for recovery.

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Financial problems with a bank account. Portrait of an upset and disappointed young Black business woman

Are We Setting Up Our Youth for Financial Failure?

Too many young Black adults are steered into social services fields that, while noble, won’t break the cycle of financial struggle. Passions are for hobbies. Careers are for building wealth.

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Keith Perkins, foreground, works through an algorithm for calculating ladder rung spacing in Linn-Benton Community College’s math for welders class.

Math Ends Education Careers of Thousands of Community College Students; A Few Schools Are Trying Something New

Math hinders student success in community colleges, but innovative approaches in Oregon show promise in teaching math in the context of technical programs.

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Teacher giving pupils some time for individual work

A Teacher’s Guide to AI: Demystifying Tech for the Classroom

Learn the basics of artificial intelligence (AI) and stay updated on changes in education technology that can make teaching more manageable.

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Teacher addressing pupils in a high school science lesson

Tired of Pushing Science To The Side? Give It A Boost In The Classroom

Science is critical to preparing students for STEM fields, solving challenges, and making discoveries that positively impact our environment and health.

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A photo of Dia L. Jones, Ed.D.

This Pi Day, Let’s Celebrate Girls Killing It at STEM

Pi Day takes place during Women’s History Month—and we’re going to celebrate girls who have shown us what the future looks like.

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3 Ways We Can Support the Unique Needs of English Language Learners After the Pandemic

3 Ways We Can Support the Unique Needs of English Language Learners After the Pandemic

Picture this: a Spanish-speaking student in the back of the classroom struggling to understand a lecture.  Now picture this: a Spanish-speaking student in

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Let's Spark Students' Interest in the Science That Makes a Difference in Their Daily Lives

Let’s Spark Students’ Interest in the Science That Makes a Difference in Their Daily Lives

As the end of one of the most difficult school years approaches, and after more than a year of educators transforming the way they teach and interact with

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NASA’s Diana Trujillo Didn’t Just Put Perseverance on Mars. She’s Leading the Way for Underrepresented STEM Students.

NASA’s Diana Trujillo Didn’t Just Put Perseverance on Mars. She’s Leading the Way for Underrepresented STEM Students.

NASA Flight Director Diana Trujillo put the Perseverance rover on Mars last month. Not only did it look super cool, but successfully landing a spacecraft o

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