EDforTech Blog | Inspiring STEM Thinkers
Last month, we had the opportunity to go to the great city of New Orleans and attend the ISTE conference. From June 26-29, 2022, we met and connected with so many wonderful educators. We talked about curriculum, after-school programs, professional development, and all kinds of ways to enhance learning and teach STEM better. ISTE is the International Society for Technology
Meet Ascension Reyes, a seasoned educator with 28 years of teaching experience, who has dedicated his career to fostering a love for science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) in young minds. For the past nine years, he has been leading the charge at De Anza STEM Magnet in El Centro, where he plays a pivotal role in shaping the STEM
Education conferences evoke a mix of excitement and trepidation for us. On one hand, the opportunity to connect with passionate educators and learn about innovative STEM programs is truly invigorating. We love sharing our expertise on creating elementary STEM education programs. Participants engage with our K-12 turn-key solutions designed to spark a genuine interest in learning. However, the physical demands
Mshindani Thompson-Cook, Educator of 20+ years, shares her insights on how does equity look like in STEM and the future of STEM education.
In the world of education, every teacher aspires to make a lasting impact on their students’ lives. Meet Mark Keever, an educator with a decade of experience, predominantly teaching elementary math and science. However, this year marked a significant shift in his career, as he ventured into the dynamic realm of middle school STEM and coding education. Like many educators,
“When you are a school starting a program, you can feel that you are in uncharted territory and alone. EDforTech provides that support.” Meet Andrea Huff, a Career & STEM Academy Director with a rich background in teaching and school leadership. Andrea has always been passionate about providing the best learning experiences for students. However, like many schools, they faced
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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.
