Closing out the second season of It’s Time for Science, it’s time to talk about STEM learning and women in STEM! Host Tom Racine talks with teacher Stacy Gale and science communicator Dr. Alex Dainis! Stacy Gale is a 4th grade teacher and the former STEM specialist at Paul Cuffee School in Providence, RI. […]
Search Results for: STEM
FOSS Modules Incorporate STEM in Science Lessons
STEM stands for Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics. These four interconnected disciplines drive innovation and understanding in our rapidly evolving world. Emphasizing STEM in education prepares students with critical thinking, problem-solving, and analytical skills that are vital in almost every field today. By integrating STEM concepts into the classroom, teachers can spark curiosity and […]
The Schoolyard Podcast S2, E3: From STEM to STEAM, a Conversation with Brooke Brown
In our latest episode of The Schoolyard Podcast, host Nancy Chung welcomes Brooke Brown, a National Board Certified Teacher, National Presenter, and Curriculum Author specializing in STEM, Makerspaces, Coding, and Robotics. Nancy and Brooke explore the world of STEM education and the importance of including the arts in STEAM education to prepare students for […]
It’s Time for Science Podcast Episode 15: Implementation Strategies with FOSS®, The Full Option Science System™
This month on It’s Time for Science, it’s time to talk about implementation strategies! Host Tom Racine talks with Nicole Krefting, the Elementary Curriculum Coordinator for Grand Forks Public Schools in North Dakota. Episode Summary Tom and Nicole discuss tips on implementation strategies for a core science curriculum. They talk about the importance of […]
Top Five Tips for Planning a Successful STEM Program
Have you started planning for your STEM or STEAM program in your school? If you’re looking to design a program for the first time, there are many possibilities of what to include in your STEM program. Planning out this program can be overwhelming and challenging, so how do you get started? There are questions […]
Encouraging Science & STEM Learning Through Family Involvement
Families play an essential role in raising awareness of the value of science and STEM. They are a key factor in encouraging participation in activities that build interest and skills in science. The research has supported this idea for over 20 years. The report A New Wave of Evidence: The Impact of School, Family, […]
4 STEAM/STEM Activity Ideas for Elementary Students
How do we get our children to be more engaged and creative? Many parents and educators ask this question. It becomes particularly difficult to answer when the day winds down, and kids want to turn off their brains and turn on their screens. But mixing some brain-stimulating activities that integrate STEAM/STEM time into your […]
STEM: At-Home Learning Opportunities & Activities
With recent changes to our every day life, many kids are at home with their parents or caregivers. If your children are looking for hands-on learning opportunities, we have that covered. Check out these three at-home STEM activities for active kids who love to learn. 3 STEM Activities for Active Learning at Home Learning […]
Women in STEM: Dr. Mae Jemison Facts & Discussion Questions
The STEM field has long been an area of study filled with men. This makes it even more important to educate all students about the women in STEAM and STEM fields who have made a mark on history. For this activity, you’ll introduce students to Dr. Mae Jemison, an engineer, physician, and former NASA […]
Women in STEM: Dr. Rosalind Franklin Facts & Discussion Questions
Equity and diverse representation in scientific fields is a topic that continues to grow in importance. Despite representing half of the college-educated workforce, women only comprise 34% of the STEM workforce. A great way to encourage the participation of women in STEM fields is to celebrate and discuss with students the important contributions of […]
Women in STEM: Dr. Dorothy Hodgkin Facts & Discussion Questions
Throughout history, thousands of impactful innovators have been in STEM fields. However, the underrepresentation of women has perpetuated a lack of equity in these fields. This makes it all the more important that educators take the time to highlight key female role models. Dr. Dorothy Hodgkin was a British biochemist who won the Nobel […]
Explicit Literacy Instruction: Systematic Solutions for Students with Dyslexia
When educators provide explicit and direct instruction for struggling readers, students experience growth in phonemic awareness and their ability to interact with and understand text. Students with reading difficulties, such as Dyslexia, require teachers to adapt instruction to meet their unique needs. Dyslexia Awareness Month: What is Dyslexia? In recent years, information about dyslexia […]
- 1
- 2
- 3
- …
- 30
- Next Page »