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College and career readiness

Why not create your own coding curriculum?

Because Mississippi doesn’t offer an elementary school tech curriculum, educators at Madison County Schools developed their own.

NASEF launches Minecraft meets Rube Goldberg competition

NASEF’s Minecraft-Rube Goldberg event is free for students and schools looking to take part in this fun, mind-bending exercise where new technology converges with old-fashioned innovation

Survey: Teen students say remote learning is worse but fear returning

A recent survey by Common Sense highlights the feelings of those affected most by district decisions to reopen, either online or in person

Georgia students bring fresh food to life to serve others

The 4C Academy is growing a huge bounty of produce and delivering it to its community in need while learning skills that will prepare them for future roles in the industry

See which states lead in solar-powered schools

More than 7,300 public and private schools—serving 5.3 million students—now use solar power, and many of the K-12 sustainable energy projects are financed by a third party.

How CTE develops on-the-job learners

Businesses are looking to K-12 education to provide workers who can be trained and retrained as their industries change.
Wed Sep 9th, 2020

Why you should stress COVID-era skills in CTE programs

To eventually start their own companies, students need to learn about every facet of the work environment. Educators can facilitate this with makerspaces, project- and placed-based learning programs, and a strong focus on STEAM.
Wed Sep 9th, 2020

How to develop students who are creators, not consumers

Teachers should create opportunities for productive struggle where students learn to work independently and manage their time.
Wed Sep 9th, 2020

5 changes that will prepare students for the future of work

Students will need flexibility as they face a future of work that will operate increasingly as a gig economy and—since the COVID outbreak—as a remote economy.
Wed Sep 9th, 2020

How to ensure equity begins early when building career skills

Coding instruction begins in elementary school in California’s Compton USD to prepare students to succeed with STEM technology in the ever-changing high-tech job market.

Wed Sep 9th, 2020

6 extreme measures schools are taking to keep football alive

One district in the Sunshine State has asked players to enter ‘bubble’ to keep its season intact.
Wed Sep 2nd, 2020