The current landscape for underrepresented and low-income students in STEM shows that hundreds of thousands of these students attend schools that are unable to nurture their genius and provide them with opportunity to pursue higher education, let alone a STEM career. Leveling the Playing Field...
Former NASA engineer, who worked on the car-sized robotic Curiosity that launched from Cape Canaveral on November 26, 2011, holds the Guinness World Record for the world’s largest Nerf gun. It’s go big or go Home! click here
Check out the STEMtistics on minorities in science and engineering careers. Source: Changetheequation.org
Kids in STEM choose science, technology, engineering and math as future career opportunities. read more…
Grammy Award-winning artist surprised a class at Paul Duke STEM High School in Norcross, GA as part of a competition organized by the Amazon Future Engineer program. Read more…Ciara comes home to surprise STEM students
Read More About the Science of Music in this really great article: Being A Musician…Good for the Brain.
Can a toy that teaches simple coding concepts really create a computer genius? Can a robotics toy inspire a future scientist who will change the world—or, at least, make a really good living? Or are STEM toys just the pricey result of marketing hype? More to Read