Would your students think about STEM Salaries?
It helps to remind students that scientists and engineers can make higher salaries than lower paid professions.
It helps to remind students that scientists and engineers can make higher salaries than lower paid professions.
Information on Google’s Science Competition: We’ve become accustomed to assuming boys do better in science and math, while girls dominate in language and history. But it’s high time these stereotypes became a thing of the past. In Google’s first annual science competition in 2011, all three of the finalists were girls, and they beat out…
Big news: evidence that there’s liquid water on Mars “right now” https://www.vox.com/2015/4/13/8384337/mars-water-liquid-curiosity
From Principal Michael Cunningham of Columbia Elementary, a new ReSET school in Annandale, VA: I also want to let you know that I discussed the work you all do at our pyramid principal meeting last week and some of my colleagues are interested in learning more about the program. I sat in on the…
RESET volunteer George Pick is ending his time as a RESET volunteer after reaching hundreds of children in third and fourth grades at Key and Barrett Elementary Schools in Arlington, Virginia. George joined RESET in 2012 because he wanted to stimulate children’s interest and creativity, and to introduce them to science because of its importance to society and…
Thanks to ReSET volunteers Meghan O’Donoghue and Mariana Pavon, who led a science program they called “Goo!” at E.L. Haynes Elementary in DC this past term. They have shared their experiments, which I’ve posted on the ReSET web site at the link below. “Our five week class finished last Tuesday, and I think it went…
Aerospace Engineer Stephen Leete reports on his first classroom session as a ReSET volunteer at a school near his workplace, the NASA Goddard Space Flight Center: I started my volunteer activity at the nearby Catherine T. Reed Elementary School today. I spent about an hour in the classroom of Mr. Pitts and his 26 fifth…
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I love this blog. I am anxious to get STEM education introduced into my sons’ school ASAP. I find the ReSET site a valuable resource.