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Summer vacation is in full swing, and your kids may already be feeling the effects of “summer slide”: the gradual loss of academic skills, especially in reading and math, that they gained over the ...

STEM-ology, a monthly series of themed science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) events for all ages, returns ...

KANNAPOLIS — Rowan-Cabarrus Community College invites the community to an evening of excitement and exploration during its upcoming STEM Open House on Thursday, April 3, from 5 to 7 p.m. Join in a ...

DECATUR — Fourteen-year-old Leah Call, 14, says she has limited knowledge about technology. “I’m still trying to figure this stuff out,” she said while trying to get a ball to move by using a tablet.

The summer slide, summer brain drain, summer learning loss–whatever you call it, it’s of even more concern to parents and educators with COVID thrown in the mix. While many districts resumed hybrid or ...

From kindergarten STEM labs to high school robotics programs, and from spatial learning tools to drones, ORAU is equipping ...

Students in rural Ohio communities are getting hands-on lessons in science and technology thanks to the Ohio 4-H Mobile ...

The atmosphere was more carnival than academic, based on enthusiasm and participation at Family Math Night at Ashland University, where the combination of entertainment and learning attracted a crowd.

Learning Undefeated and the Texas Education Agency have launched eight new mobile STEM labs to bring hands-on science, technology, engineering and math education to 270 Texas school districts in the ...

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Student regression is no longer just a summer issue, and we are seeing the learning losses magnified since remote learning began. What Dr. Megan Kuhfeld and Dr. Beth Tarasawa call the “COVID slide” in ...