by Sandy Rivera | Sep 21, 2017 | Articles
In Marina, California, educators are linking learning to careers through a “college and career” model that introduces middle school students to career paths. The Linked Learning approach caught the attention of Stephanie Herrera of Los Arboles Middle School, when she... by Sandy Rivera | Aug 11, 2017 | Articles
A fourth grade teacher helped provide a unique opportunity for success by encouraging a student to pursue a voice acting career when he set up a one on one interview between the student and a video game voice actor. Scott Clark is a fourth grade teacher at Johnson... by Sandy Rivera | Jul 16, 2017 | Articles
The challenges of graduating from high school with ADHD or dyslexia are still an obstacle for many students who find that their educational system is unsupportive despite increased awareness and resources. 11 year old Denim Padberg became an advocate for kids with... by Sandy Rivera | Jul 6, 2017 | Articles
Students are discovering that art and science create STEAM when combined for learning in new ways. At Holy Child Academy in Drexel, Pennsylvania, sixth graders are using Photoshop to turn a picture of their science teacher blue and give him a hair transplant. The... by Sandy Rivera | Jun 26, 2017 | Articles
Students are designing to learn at STEAM camp, and they are learning that building an energy efficient tiny home model isn’t as easy it looks. In Santa Rosa County, Florida, students who will be Navarre High School freshmen in the fall were trying to figure out...
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