Catch the Wave
Why are Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) important in education? Problems facing the nation and the world today are complex, and solutions require critical thinking and problem solving skills. The need for people in STEM careers continues to grow, while the number of students graduating American universities with degrees in STEM disciplines is falling. … [CLICK HERE TO CONTINUE]

To foster a STEM Continuum or a lifecycle in which education, business, and community work together to solve community, state, national, and global problems. For the cycle to continue, we need young students interested in STEM careers to develop … [Read More...]

Tech Matters projects provide experiential learning and problem-solving skills for students and teachers through collaborations with Universities, extracurricular club activities, and technology integration through Faculty Development. Collaborations … [Read More...]

The goal of the collaborative program is not just to produce an educational computer game. The collaborative game development process itself is a valuable educational tool that benefits both the university and the elementary and middle school … [Read More...]

What do Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math all have in common, other than the ability to make some people roll their eyes? All four STEM disciplines involve the gathering and evaluation of the data around us to help us make decisions or draw conclusions. Sadly an interesting data presentation … [Read More...]
From the K12 Online site: “The K-12 Online Conference is a free, online, annual professional development conference offering opportunities for educators around the globe to share innovative ways web 2.0 tools and technologies can be used to improve learning. Our conference this year will take place … [Read More...]

Marka Ormsby and Robin Daniel motivate students to develop a passion for the STEM disciplines today, so they are prepared to go on to solve the complex technical problems of tomorrow. After seeing many promising students drop out of required college courses for STEM … [Read More...]
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