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The world is changing, and private school admission is changing right along with it. Parents and students want different things when it comes to their commitment to education, and it’s up to Admission Directors to illustrate the value their schools provides
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The Wilmington Academy of Arts & Sciences students are proud to present to you their science lab reveal, recorded live Monday morning, January 7, as they visited the new science lab for the first time.
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The Wilmington Academy of Arts & Sciences students are proud to present to you their science lab reveal, recorded live Monday morning, January 7, as they visited the new science lab for the first time.
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The United States has developed as a global leader, in large part, through the genius and hard work of its scientists, engineers, and innovators.
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Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics—STEM, and therefore, STEM education—are vital to our future—the future of our country, the future of our region and the future of our children.
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Things to consider: Space Utilization – Design, Fabrication, or Both * Dirty vs. Clean * Noise Control *Power and electrical * Furniture * Mobility. Discussion of each facet along with key takeaway points.
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A “makerspace” is a hub for hands-on, project-based learning, creation and invention. The key to designing a flexible makerspace is to ask the right questions during the planning phase.
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This CNN article focuses on the shortage of women in STEM industries as a growing problem in America. As part of Leading Women’s month of STEM coverage CNN asked experts for a solution. Women in STEM discuss a range of solutions from toys to mentoring.
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US News reports that for America, improving achievement in science, technology, engineering, and math will go a long way to ensuring that our country can compete globally, create jobs, and achieve the levels of economic growth to keep America strong.
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If the United States is to maintain its global leadership and competitive position, then we have to motivate our students into the STEM fields. Making science and math courses filled with minds-on activities and thereby more interesting will not only help students to learn, but might also plant the “seed of interest” that could grow into an exciting and rewarding STEM career.
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