How To Diversify The Engineering Workforce In The Energy Industry
Jasmine Robinson from IHI Terrasun Solutions outlines what the energy sector can do to recruit, develop and retain more women engineers.
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Jasmine Robinson from IHI Terrasun Solutions outlines what the energy sector can do to recruit, develop and retain more women engineers.
Read more about 6 Young Scientist Challenge finalists and their projects.
Students who became finalists in last year's 3M Young Scientist Challenge tell when they first caught the STEM bug and how it's become a passion.
6 of 9 finalists in the 3M Young Scientist Challenge say hands-on activities that aim to solve real-world problems are the best way to get students interested in STEM.
Digital libraries and videos can bring fun projects and well-rounded information. This is vital, as students need to see themselves in STEM.
Baltimore STEM students used problem-based learning to solve a community problem and win a national prize.
Sharing your own enthusiasm and encouraging students to fail and try again can bring joyful learning to STEM classes.
Teachers can get more girls intrigued by STEM by teaming an easy-to-use coding program with robotics and participating in competitions.
The future of the tech industry will be more diverse as Verizon’s Innovative Learning education initiative builds the skills of younger students.
The Catalyst program in North Carolina helps high-school students with disabilities learn about and train for STEM jobs and position them for STEM college degrees.
Students' minds are most open to new things when they're very young. That's the perfect time to introduce STEM across all subjects.
Education Extra Credit this week looks at history lessons, assessments, STEM inequity and off-campus safety.
It's vital to bring makerspaces to communities lacking in STEM to create a more diverse future workforce.
How US swim champion Katie Ledecky is using her Olympic experiences to help students connect to STEM.
We don’t need more stem experts; we just need more good teachers.