Category: STEM Learning Practices
At These Colleges, Students Begin Serious Research Their First Year
A new approach that immerses undergraduate students in research projects could boost diversity in STEM
The Key to Fixing the Gender Gap in Math and Science: Boost Women’s Confidence
Girls who are more confident in their math skills are more likely to pursue math-intensive degrees
How to Start a School Design Project
Building contemporary learning spaces that spark curiosity, playful collaboration, and engagement
Playing to Learn
How a pedagogy of play can enliven the classroom, for students of all ages
Here’s How to Encourage More Girls to Pursue Science and Math Careers
Negative stereotypes about girls’ ability can discourage from them pursuing careers in math and science
College Major Myths
STEM majors make a smooth transition to well-paying jobs, but the earning power of other majors catches up quickly
Immersive Science, Deeper Learning
Building a science curriculum for the 21st century — and building skills students can use across subjects and sectors
Want to Solve our STEM Skills Problem? Bring in the Professionals
Teachers who inspire, like career changers with real-life experience, can get kids interested in a career in STEM
Creative Computing
Resources and support for teachers who want to promote computational literacy in their classrooms
Physics is Taught Badly Because Teachers Struggle with Basic Concepts
If teachers don’t grasp the concepts they need to teach, there’s a risk that more and more students will shy away from physics.
Group Work Gets Kids More Engaged in STEM
Learn what we can do to get more students interested in STEM
Getting Up Close
Augmented reality leads to a deeper understanding of ecosystem science — and forecasts the future of STEM learning
