The Power in STEM Internships

By Dan Matthews 

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As students move into science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) higher education, it’s important to understand their learning experiences need to be more diverse. STEM internships are a good tool in this regard. When students can make connections with industries, mentors, and practices this can boost the outcomes of their education in a variety of areas. As their course tutor, you have a role to play in facilitating and supporting these internships while they’re still at school.

We’re going to review why STEM internships can be a powerful tool, along with some of the ways you can help set your students on a positive path.

Teaching Data Visualization to STEM Students

By Devin Partida

There’s no denying that our world is becoming more data-driven, and trying to teach young students the importance of understanding critical information is more important than ever before.

Aside from building critical thinking skills, students can benefit from STEM topics (science, technology, math, and engineering), which rely heavily on data and analytics. Setting kids up for success early on in their academic careers is vital.

K-12 educators have their work cut out for them trying to teach their students about data visualization. Here’s why it’s important to teach young students and some tips for teachers who need to cover this in their classrooms.

Are Robots a Real Threat to Teachers in the Future?

By Tiffany Harper

People have long been fascinated by how robots work. And as technology is improving, it also offers new development opportunities for the robotics industry. There are already robots that are considered the future of logistics, while others are used to welcome and greet patients at many hospitals. 

But according to reliable services, robots could make their entry into the educational domain too. And this is because the field of artificial intelligence is so deeply intertwined with that of robotics. Even though many educators and teachers do not see this as a plausible option, recent studies and technological advancements contradict this view. 

The more the technology is advancing, the greater support it can offer to teachers and educators around the world. But can robots be good teachers? One can’t help but admit that human touch is always needed in the relationship between teachers and students. But can robots come with this human touch? Can they be great teachers? 

4 Ways a STEAM-centered Curriculum is Critical to Youth Education

By Cyreena Boston-Ashby

Purposefully designing STEAM programming can make fields such as computing, AI, and space exploration interesting and approachable for youth.

Importance Of Hands-On Experience During Academic Journey

By Stella Lincoln

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Why do companies mostly prefer experienced candidates over freshies? What do freshies lack that experienced candidates do not? This is what we call hands-on experience.

Education is not only about getting to know or having information about something. It's about experiencing a particular thing that you have learned. This is the reason universities and institutes often ask us to submit semester projects and final year projects so that we can practically apply what we have learned. Just like, e-learning is better than traditional learning, practical education is better than theoretical study.

In order to implement practical learning, the STEM education system is spreading all across the globe.

15 Ways to Teach students to Solve Math Problems That Require Math Facts

By MATTHEW LYNCH 

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Are you looking for ways to teach students to solve math problems that require math facts? If so, keep reading.

Why All Students Must Be Given Equal Access to STEM Classes

By Dan Matthews

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Robust STEM education makes students more employable and equips them with the skills necessary to succeed in an ever-changing world. In addition, the US Bureau of Labor Statistics reports that those working in STEM fields earn an annual median salary of $89,780 - that’s $49,760 more than those working in non-STEM fields.

8 Signs that a Career in Technology Might Be Right for a Student

By Shawn Mack

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Since the invention of the vacuum tube computers, the world has only been moving forward in terms of tech. With every passing day, innovative minds are coming up with solutions to the challenges they face every day. Today, nothing is an obstacle anymore. Everything is doable.

Perhaps, this explains why the tech industry is expected to touch about of market value by the end of this very year. The current growth rate of the industry is about 4.2 percent, which is only expected to grow in the coming years. Overall, employment in computer and information technology will witness from 2020 to 2030, which will add up to about 667600 newer job opportunities.

7 STEM Careers Kids Can Explore

By Rebecca Desfosse

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Is your child interested in exploring a STEM-related career? Check out these 7 career paths that involve science, technology, engineering, or math, and find one that suits your child's interests.

7 Ways That Artificial Intelligence Helps Students Learn

By MATTHEW LYNCH