Why Science Scores Are Down (And What Educators Can Do About It)
Discover why science scores are slipping, and what educators can do—hands-on PD, funding resources, and inquiry strategies to reverse the trend.
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Connecting Code to Google Sheets: Math and Science in Software
Google sheets is free, easy to use, and open up great opportunities for students to learn math and science in a real world context. From gaining a statistical understanding in math, to organizing and visualizing data in science, there are many possibilities! But have you ever considered that students could also collect and analyze data from their coding projects? Connecting
5 Signs Teachers Need STEM & AI Confidence for the School Year Ahead
Spot teachers who need STEM and AI professional development and confidence support. Learn how Title II/IV funding solves 5 common classroom challenges.
How to Use Title II and Title IV Funds for STEM Professional Development: Transform STEM Teaching to Deliver Measurable ROI
Learn how to use Title II and Title IV funds for professional development and STEM education before the September 30 federal deadline. Discover allowable expenses, requirements, and an action plan to maximize ROI for teachers and students.
Why Starting STEM Education in K-2 Matters More Than You Think
What if we’ve been missing the most powerful window for introducing children to STEM education? Why aren’t more schools starting STEM education in K-2? Have you noticed how naturally curious kindergarteners ask “why” and “how” questions about everything in their world? This innate scientific mindset makes early childhood the perfect time for STEM exploration—yet most schools wait until 3rd, 4th,
STEM Without the Stress: Easy STEM Implementation for K-8
Is STEM instruction in your school thriving—or just surviving? STEM implementation for K-8 doesn’t have to be stressful. With new science and technology standards, STEM is no longer optional—it’s essential. But for many K-8 educators, it can feel like one more thing on an already overflowing plate. Limited planning time, lack of STEM training, and tight budgets make implementation challenging.
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Why Science Scores Are Down (And What Educators Can Do About It)
Discover why science scores are slipping, and what educators can do—hands-on PD, funding resources, and inquiry strategies to reverse the…
Connecting Code to Google Sheets: Math and Science in Software
Google sheets is free, easy to use, and open up great opportunities for students to learn math and science in…
