by Jean Pell | Dec 16, 2017 | Articles
By giving middle school students an opportunity to pursue their own interests and passions, FLEX classes encourage personalized learning. Each day at Cudahy Middle School, students get the opportunity to be Tech Ninjas, or participate in a team building physical... by Jean Pell | Dec 6, 2017 | Articles
Merging music with tech subjects was the focus of a CREATE Music STEM Camp for fifth graders at Lincoln Elementary School. The camp was offered by the PEERS Foundation, a nonprofit that exposes children to STEM education, and encourages them to consider STEM careers... by Jean Pell | Nov 27, 2017 | Articles
Personalized learning is key to student success at an alternative learning center, where students who could not learn in traditional or online settings have thrived, graduated, and found their learning niche. The Tokata Learning Center is the Shakopee Public School... by Jean Pell | Nov 15, 2017 | Articles
Elementary students are finding that learning the steps of building a video game builds STEM skills, thanks to a program called GameSalad, which has been offered free to schools for one year. Horn Elementary teacher Alex Jones eagerly accepted the chance to use the... by Jean Pell | Nov 1, 2017 | Articles
Silicon Valley experts offered career guidance to teens for STEM week. At Los Altos High School in California, the top talent in high tech industries showed the teens the exciting career prospects that could be in their future. Fields represented included augmented...
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