EDforTech Blog | Inspiring STEM Thinkers
As K-12 school leaders, we all have a role to play in advocating for our students to give them a great education. This education must prepare them for today’s rapidly changing world. That includes a focus on Computer Science (CS) and STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) education. But how do we ask for more CS and STEM funding for
Are you ready to spark a love for STEM education in your community? The perfect time is during Giving Tuesday to support Computer Science Education Week (CS Ed Week) and the Hour of Code! These two events together open doors to endless opportunities. You can inspire learning, encourage innovation, and shape the future of technology. Key Takeaways What is CS
This past summer, an AI and Robotics STEM Camp sparked curiosity and excitement in students across the country. The camps were hosted by the National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE). These camps introduced over 600 young learners to the world of AI, coding, and robotics, inspiring the next generation of innovators. The Story Behind the AI and Robotics STEM Camp
This blog explores practical ways to celebrate STEM day and integrate STEM/STEAM into the classroom and school. Whether you’re a teacher or an administrator, this guide will equip you with engaging activities, projects, and ideas to bring STEM education to life in your school.
Does your school have funding for CS and STEM programs? You may be amazed to hear that most likely the answer is YES! As a teacher, you may not be aware that your school has a variety of resources available from state and federal funds that are separate from the funds for running the typical school programs. Some of the funds currently
Help us get more girls in STEM! Want a captivating story that encourages hands-on learning? Download ‘Ada & Mya’s Journey Beyond the Game’ — a tale of two friends using creativity, science, and a bit of chaos to bring a video game to life. Perfect for sparking real-world projects and teamwork while celebrating Ada Lovelace Day!
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Our mission is to help schools prepare the next generation of engineers, technologists, and scientists who will be solving the world’s problems. We believe in creating learning environments that engage every student, promote critical thinking and problem solving. We support schools in implementing STEM programs by providing world-class STEM learning environments that serve the needs of a wide range of teachers and students.
STEM Plan Template
Do you have everything you need to build a strong, unified STEM program in your district? From setting goals to finding funding and supporting teachers, this template helps you organize all the pieces to give every student a chance to succeed in STEM.
