Much ado over the gender gap in STEM
The gender gap in STEM ed is often more complex than headlines suggest. Teen girls may score higher on tests, but boys show greater interest and enthusiasm.
5 Ways Society Sabotages Girls’ Interest In Science And Math
A girl's interest in STEM subjects can easily be sabotaged. Here's how
OPINION: How to get girls into science
Don’t tell girls they can “be” scientists; encourage them instead to “do” science.
Got humor? It might be the key to STEM engagement
Injecting fun and humor into lessons can increase student engagement in STEM subjects
How Do We Get Middle School Students Excited About Science? Make It Hands-On
The inquiry-based science curriculum at this middle school has students embracing a growth mindset, using technology purposefully and exploring their identities as scientists.
Girls Get Tech. They Just Need Others to Believe It.
More access to technology puts girls on par with boys in STEM, says study
Opinion: Want youth to embrace science? Give them video.
When it comes to science learning and technology, many classrooms are stuck in the 19th century
The key to fixing the gender gap in math and science: Boost women’s confidence
Boosting girls confidence in math and science will shrink the gender gap in those subjects
Men still outnumber women in STEM fields. The Girl Scouts is trying to change that.
The Girl Scouts aim to increase the number of girls in STEM
Insights Into Early STEM Learning
Fostering STEM learning at an early age helps children develop a can-do attitude toward careers in these fields.