We are constantly on the lookout for interesting articles in the fields of STEM education, ed tech and computer science. Over the past year, we saved some of our favorites, along with some of the most popular among our readers, and decided to do a round-up for you to peruse. So get ready by grabbing a cup of cocoa and a fuzzy blanket and settle in for some great reads.
Good resources and trends in teaching electronics and computer science in the classroom.
Computational thinking is such a useful skill for students to have. Middle schoolers tackle social justice problems in English, math and history using methods learned through computational thinking.
Getting students “future ready” is so important to K-12 educators, these articles will help give students perspective for what comes next.
When you were in school did you ever ask yourself, “how will I use this in the ‘real world’?” Engineering students can stop asking that question with real-life applications for the things they are learning.
There are varying opinions about the presence of women and girls in science, here is a small cross-section of the articles written on the subject from the past year.
You Know Bill Nye and Neil deGrasse Tyson. Now Meet Comedic Scientist Sophia Shrand.
Cool things that don’t fit neatly into category!
Some of our favorites, and yours, from our blog in case you missed them the first time around.
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