by Kathryn Doyle | May 21, 2015 | Articles
Robots may think for themselves on Star Trek, but at Freedom Elementary, getting kids started with coding means working on robots who are not so bright. “We have to restart his brain. That happens sometimes,” parent volunteer Rebekah Cline said to 7- and... by Kathryn Doyle | Mar 26, 2015 | Articles
Their initial experiment blew up during a rocket launch, but now success has launched four high school students’ science project in space, aboard the International Space Station. As a result, they were able to show off their experiment “Crystal... by Kathryn Doyle | Feb 12, 2015 | Articles
A change in technical education requirements has high school students benefiting from a new approach to math. The unending strings of numbers, letters and symbols seemed pointless to Devin Johnson. “I couldn’t apply anything that I was learning,”... by Kathryn Doyle | Jan 28, 2015 | Articles
A “hippie bus” is the home of a mobile classroom in aBioBus, as the 1974 Volkswagen van is known to more than 25,000 elementary, middle and high school students. The mobile lab houses state of the art microscopes, which students have used to observe... by Kathryn Doyle | Jan 24, 2015 | Articles
A new website helps parents guide kids for math homework, so that if they are unsure how to help their children they will have a tool to make it easier. The Hall County school system is developing a website called “Big Ideas”, which clarifies the...
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