A Successful STEM School is a School without Walls
Written by Russ Davis The 20th Century model of education reflected the industrial age. Students learned the only way they knew […]
Southwest Michigan Mini Maker Faire Makes its Mark
Written by Tonya Snyder I am proud to have been on the core planning team for The inaugural Southwest Michigan […]
The Future is NOW
Written by Alison Earnhart This Summer, Explore the Growing Trend of Technological Human Enhancement Transhumanism is a word that you […]
Multiculturalism: A Key to Success
Written by Casey Bulen Today’s society reaches every part of the globe. Our students have the ability to communicate with […]
Computing Video Highlights Diversity, Expansive Reach of CS
Written by Taryn Plumb and Michael Barney For many people, “Computer Science” hearkens images of young men hunched over laptops […]
In a Consortium-level Academic Environment, Play Time is Vital
Written by Alison Earnhart As students leave my classroom to go to lunch, I look up to see a new […]
Send Your CS Teacher(s) to SIGCSE 2015
Written by Ria Galanos As a computer science teacher, I know that the profession can feel a little isolating for teachers […]
Society of American Military Engineers
The Society of American Military Engineers leads collaborative efforts to identify and resolve national security infrastructure-related challenges. Founded in 1920, […]
Summer @ Illinois Tech
Illinois Tech offers some great summer camps and special programs geared especially toward middle and high school students. Get your […]
Worcester Polytechnic Institute
Opening Up a World of Experiences to K-12 Students Nurturing the minds of students is commonplace at WPI. Our pre-college […]