Maker & STEM
Our nation’s continued economic prosperity is closely linked with student success in the fields of science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM). Use these resources to explore the critical role STEM education plays in driving innovation, and how schools and districts can expand the capacity and diversity of tomorrow’s STEM workforce.



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Parent Challenges and Solutions During COVID-19With the right tools and the abandonment of perfection as a goal, curiosity and joy of learning can still occur with parents connected to the process like never before. |
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Enhancing Sharing in Simple and Meaningful New WaysEd-tech company Clarity Innovations worked with the Math Learning Center to create a dynamic new way to share math learning with teachers and peers. |
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Reflections on Tech Use with Young ChildrenIf technology isn't "good enough" for the children of the Silicon Valley innovators who created it, how can we defend its use in schools, especially with young children? |
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Augmented Vs. Virtual Reality: Which Will Transform Education?Numerous studies have shown the strengths of both virtual and augmented reality use in the classroom. But which is the best fit for today's schools? |
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Using Visual Models to Spark Mathematical DiscussionWhen I reviewed my students’ work, I noticed that only one drew a picture of their solution strategy. The rest lacked a visual context for making sense of the problem. |
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STEMming the Tide: STEM Tools for All Levels of EducationUtilizing hands-on curriculum is the key to inspiring our children to pursue STEM-related fields. It is vital that these lesson plans be engaging and accessible to all students. |
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Reality Bytes: Virtual Reality and K-12 EducationMaking learning more personalized, more relevant, and more immersive have always been the moving goal-posts of education. Digital media has helped create infinite opportunities in terms of access to dynamic content, but it’s still, for the most part, an extension of traditional learning: groups of students watching and absorbing static information with minimal interaction. |
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Five Things to Know about Design ThinkingDesign thinking is a pretty hot topic for teachers and for schools. David Jakes has invested five years learning design and shares his five key points to consider. |
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Ed-volve or Ed-perish: The Science That Will Deliver the FutureIt’s not news that the evolution of education technologies and models of transformed learning are moving at the speed of sound. |
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Why Making MattersEducation trends come and go (and come back again), but most makers will agree that the Maker movement is more than just another trend. So why is the Maker movement so impactful? |
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