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Montana high school business leaders compete

"It’s guaranteed something will go wrong," she said. "It won’t fall apart, but you have to problem solve. The kids are teaching each other. It’s fun to watch and they don’t even know they’re learning."

Time in school: How does the U.S. compare?

Are students in India and China required to go to school longer than U.S. students?

The Academy Of Software Engineering

Hopefully the curriculum that is developed and teachers that are trained at the Academy will get rolled out into high schools all over the city in the coming years.

The National Center for Women & Information Technology

The K-12 Alliance uses its enormous reach to improve the image of computing and the teaching of foundational computing skills.

High School students hire 1st-grade assistants

Teaching others requires the high school students to concentrate and really think about each step involved

Envisioning A New Path For K-12 Science Education

If students are to truly understand how science works, all three parts of the framework — the key practices, crosscutting concepts, and disciplinary core ideas — need to be integrated.

Flipping for Beginners – Inside the New Classroom Craze

Since she began ‘flipping’ lectures and homework assignments, high school science teacher Shelley Wright has noticed something: the number of students failing her course has dropped from the usual three to zero. Departmental exam scores are higher, too.

TED Video – Award-winning teen-age science in action

In 2011 three young women swept the top prizes of the first Google Science Fair. At TEDxWomen Lauren Hodge, Shree Bose and Naomi Shah described their extraordinary projects– and their route to a passion for science.

Teaching Students to Ask Their Own Questions – One small change can yield big results

"When you ask the question, you feel like it’s your job to get the answer, and you want to figure it out."

Lack of interest and aptitude keeps students out of STEM majors

"Over a lifetime, the earnings of workers who have majored in engineering, computer science or business are as much as 50 percent higher than the earnings of those who major in the humanities, the arts, education and psychology."