STEM

The new Lego Boost Droid Commander set lets kids build and control iconic Star Wars droids while learning some basic coding.

Game-based learning—where teachers teach and assess through video games—is being found in more and more classrooms.

The curriculum features inquiry-based math investigations, virtual manipulatives, and interactive games to engage students as they build their understanding.

It's a tank-like DJI drone, but a fun way to learn code, too.

"Being able to build a NASA playground at the most important education innovation conference in the world while we celebrate the Apollo anniversary was an honor,” said Dr. C. Alex Young, director of NASA Space Science Education Consortium.

The new platform, launching this fall, introduces coding skills to students and creates opportunity for collaboration in the classroom.

UBTECH Education has launched a competitive grant to provide free robotics kits, curriculum, and professional development to schools systems integrating robotics into STEM programs.