Teaching the STEM disciplines: math, science, engineering, statistics, computer science, and sustainability.
Math taught as procedures to memorize leaves students able to follow steps but unable to reason, and lost when problems look different.
Open workshop →WorkshopScience learned as facts to memorize misses what science actually is: figuring out how the world works.
Open workshop →WorkshopComputer science is a core literacy for the modern world, and teaching it well means more than coding syntax, it develops problem-solving, computational thinking, and the ability to create with technology, for all students, not just future programmers.
Open workshop →WorkshopEngineering education is not just for future engineers, it teaches a powerful way of solving problems: defining a problem, designing solutions, testing, and improving.
Open workshop →WorkshopIn a world awash in data and statistics, every student needs to reason with and question data, not just calculate.
Open workshop →WorkshopSTEM is more than teaching science and math separately, it is connecting science, technology, engineering, and math through real problems, the way they actually work together in the world.
Open workshop →WorkshopStudents will inherit a world shaped by environmental challenges, and environmental and sustainability education helps them understand the natural world, how human systems affect it, and how to act, grounded in science and systems thinking, not fear or ideology.
Open workshop →WorkshopFew subjects spark wonder like astronomy, and that wonder is a powerful gateway to real science.
Open workshop →WorkshopAviation and aerospace education captures students' imagination while teaching serious STEM, from the physics of flight to navigation, weather, engineering, and careers from pilot to aerospace engineer.
Open workshop →WorkshopGame design is far more than making games for fun, it integrates problem-solving, systems thinking, storytelling, art, and programming into one of the most engaging ways to teach design and computational thinking.
Open workshop →WorkshopBehind every device and network is information technology, the field that keeps the digital world running, from networking and systems to support and security.
Open workshop →WorkshopRobotics brings engineering, programming, and problem-solving to life in a way few subjects can, students design, build, and program machines to accomplish real tasks.
Open workshop →WorkshopAs the energy landscape shifts, renewable energy and green technology, solar, wind, energy efficiency, and more, are creating fast-growing careers and compelling STEM learning.
Open workshop →WorkshopDrones, or unmanned aircraft systems, are a fast-growing field spanning agriculture, mapping, inspection, photography, and more, and teaching them combines engaging hands-on flight with rigorous STEM, regulations, and real careers.
Open workshop →WorkshopThe ocean covers most of our planet and shapes climate, weather, and life, yet it is one of the least-explored frontiers.
Open workshop →WorkshopArchitecture sits where art, engineering, and human needs meet, designing spaces and structures that are beautiful, functional, and sound.
Open workshop →WorkshopWe live in a world awash in data, and the ability to work with it, to collect, analyze, visualize, and draw sound conclusions from real data, is one of the most valuable and in-demand skills students can build.
Open workshop →WorkshopForensic science captivates students, applying chemistry, biology, and physics to solve real puzzles, but its real power is teaching scientific reasoning, evidence, and careful inference.
Open workshop →WorkshopBiomedical science connects the human body, disease, and medical innovation in a pathway that captivates students drawn to medicine and health.
Open workshop →WorkshopElectronics underlies nearly every device students use, and electronics technology teaches them to understand, build, and troubleshoot the circuits and systems inside.
Open workshop →WorkshopBefore almost anything is built or manufactured today, it is designed on a computer.
Open workshop →WorkshopWeather affects everyone, every day, and the science behind it, how the atmosphere, oceans, and sun interact to produce weather and climate, is rigorous, relevant, and endlessly engaging.
Open workshop →WorkshopBiotechnology, using living systems and organisms to develop products and solve problems, is transforming medicine, agriculture, and industry.
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