On December 4th when the White House turned on the Christmas tree, something unusual occurred. The lightswere dancing, thanks to the efforts of over 300,000 people, mostly girls, who participated...
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As educators we are asked the question “why is learning about science and how scientific knowledge is obtained important?” The question is generally asked when students are struggling with a...
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From a student’s perspective, one barrier to understanding and getting to grips with STEM subjects is misunderstood exposition on the part of a teacher or instructor. As professional educators we...
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Teens entering college have lots of questions. One of the largest is the question of which major they should pursue. Is a technical degree based in physics, biology, or math...
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The Harvard Medical School Minority Faculty Development Program will be hosting an event, “Skills Workshops for College Students and High School Seniors, Juniors, and Sophomores” on Saturday, November 15th from...
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Does your high school student take physics? If you’re the parent of a son, you are more likely than a parent of a daughter to answer “yes.” Approximately 30% of...
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