How to Teach Climate Change Without Scaring Students By Erik Ofgang Dr. Eric J. Pyle, president of the National Science Teaching Association (NSTA), offers advice for how to teach climate change without scaring or dividing students.
20 Sites/Apps Every Teacher Should Try for Back to School By Diana Restifo The following sites and apps are some of the best all-around edtech teaching tools.
How to Encourage Transgender Students to Pursue STEM Careers By Erik Ofgang Engage transgender students in STEM classes with awareness of pronouns, inclusivity, kindness, and representation, among other practices.
Improve Math Learning in the Classroom By Tech & Learning Staff Helping students master essential math skills while building their confidence is critical to learning success
Best Virtual Lab Software By Luke Edwards Get the best virtual lab software and hardware to turn your classroom into an experiment heaven.
Future Genius: New Knowledge Magazine for Kids Aged 7 to 11 By Space.com Staff Packed with puzzles, activities and videos, each edition of Future Genius takes you on an epic journey of STEAM discovery — from the solar system to Ancient Greece.
Climate Change Data Tool Provides New Learning Opportunities By Erik Ofgang The nonprofit EcoRise and AT&T have partnered to make robust climate change mapping data available to students.
How to Use Robotics Training to Build Manufacturing Skills By Annie Galvin Teich Northeast Mississippi Community College Trains Robotics Technicians for Local Industry
How to Teach with the U.S. Government’s UFO Report By Erik Ofgang The U.S. government’s UFO report provides the perfect opportunity to teach about media literacy and the search for extraterrestrial life.
STEM Lessons: Make Learning Engaging in Any Environment By Erik Ofgang From 3D printing to STEM-themed escape rooms, there are plenty of STEM lessons to make learning fun.
How To Teach Coding with No Prior Experience By Tom Glynn Learning to teach coding involves enthusiasm and being ready to learn
Acer Predator Desktop DIY Kit: Girls Review By Chris Aviles Students from Knollwood Middle School in New Jersey assemble the Acer Predator Desktop DIY Kit and share their experience
May the 4th Be With You: Best Star Wars Teaching Ideas By Diana Restifo With Star Wars Day, May 4th, just around the corner, it’s a great time to turn the magical allure of the Star Wars movie franchise into fun and fascinating lessons
Top 10 Learning Tools We Have Missed the Most By Nikki Schafer Dust off these hands-on learning tools for the return to in-person learning
PBS Launches NOVA Science Studio For Educators By Erik Ofgang NOVA Science Studio is a new education initiative from the beloved PBS institution that aims to make science education more dynamic and accessible
How to Design “Future Ready” Science Labs By Erik Ofgang The new science labs at Deer Path Middle School in Illinois are tech-forward, bright, friendly, and comfortable spaces that emphasize student collaboration
How to Teach NASA’s Mars Landing By Erik Ofgang NASA’s Perseverance Rover is scheduled to land on the Red Planet Thursday. Here’s how to stream the event in-class and get your students ready.
Best Valentine’s Day Digital Activities By Diana Restifo Valentine’s Day provides an excellent opportunity to incorporate fun and engaging pop culture into your classroom or remote learning instruction.
How to Help Students Develop Lifelong Math Skills By Tara Fulton To build lifelong math skills, providing equitable access to rigorous, grade-level math content is essential
