by Vicki Grooms | Nov 11, 2017 | Articles
Engineering students are building an airplane for charity, which will fly and be fully operational. 39 students in the Lancaster ISD from grades 6-11, have recently completed the challenging STEM project, which will be used by Wings of Hope, a nonprofit which helps... by Vicki Grooms | Oct 26, 2017 | Articles
A geometry class is building tiny houses for homeless people. Over two dozen students from Eureka High School put on their hard hats and goggles, and set about to build a wall of a tiny house, while setting up a temporary wooden foundation and building multiple door... by Vicki Grooms | Oct 23, 2017 | Articles
At Gates Mills Elementary School, students are playing music on the wall. The walls are not actually walls, as they are only about a few feet square. They contain items such as trash cans, frying pans, spatulas, pipes, and plastic baskets. While these items are not... by Vicki Grooms | Oct 18, 2017 | Articles
To solve a teacher shortage, there are new incentives attracting teachers in rural districts. Sparsely populated McCormick County South Carolina faces the challenge of a remote location in a state where numerous teachers leave their jobs each year. One solution is to... by Vicki Grooms | Oct 15, 2017 | Articles
In the Greely-Evans School District 6, blended learning is found to be effective at enabling students to partially control when, where and how they learn. The district implemented blended learning six years ago, mixing online instruction and technology with...
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