Sponsored by: The Campaign for Gravel-Level Reading Co-sponsored by: Overdeck Family Foundation Afterschool STEM isn’t just fun; it plays a unique role in promoting academic outcomes, supporting social-emotional development, and leveraging the home and community environments as places for extended learning for students from all walks of life. When the pandemic shut down schools and […]

The DoS-PPT is a free resource for facilitators of out-of-school and in-school STEM learning programs. The planning tool provides a brief introduction to each dimension of the DoS framework, sample videos, and examples to guide the use of DoS when preparing activity plans for youth.

Hosted by: Patti Curtis, Robert Noyce/Ellen Lettvin STEM Education Fellow, Office of Elementary and Secondary Education, U.S. Department of Education Climate change, biotechnology, infectious disease, space, and entrepreneurship are all topics that require educators to lean into more than one discipline. Students are more likely to enjoy learning, retain knowledge, and build skills when taught […]

High-quality instructional materials (HQIM) designed for next generation science can make a difference in the quality of equitable science teaching and learning throughout the educational system and for all learners (i.e., for all leaders, teachers, and students). So how can local leaders take a systems approach to the selection, broad and effective implementation, and sustained […]

Join us to learn how play can be an effective tool to help kids build all kinds of skills, including those specific to STEAM! Presented by The Toy Association in collaboration with NGCP, this webinar will introduce you to the wealth of free resources available through The Genius of Play initiative, which provides parents, caregivers […]

Join the Click2ComputerScience team as they review specific strategies and ways out of school time educators can prepare themselves, their programs, and space to lead computer science with youth. You will leave the workshop with specific tactics to implement, computer science activities and resources to continue your professional learning on computer science.

An immersive virtual STEAM experience for middle and high school students. The world is a rapidly changing place with an enormous variety of discoveries and challenges facing rising Middle and High School students. Empowering young adults in Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics (STEAM) fields means arming them with the tools they need to bring […]

Calling all K-12 educators, mentors, corporate employers with community mentoring programs, and aspiring community scientists! In preparation for Computer Science Education Week (#CSEdWeek), please join Million Women Mentors for See IT to Be IT: Pathways to Computer Science Careers,  a virtual event. Register Here During the virtual event, Infosys Foundation USA and Learning Blade® will present […]

Bringing more women to the STEM table will have a profound impact on changing our world. Women need the tools, support, and inspiration to thrive in delivering innovation at every stage of their STEM careers. Register Here The fourth annual MetLife Triangle Tech X Conference (a free, two-day global event) will assemble many of the […]

Bringing more women to the STEM table will have a profound impact on changing our world. Women need the tools, support, and inspiration to thrive in delivering innovation at every stage of their STEM careers. Register Here The fourth annual MetLife Triangle Tech X Conference (a free, two-day global event) will assemble many of the […]

This seminar is Part 1 of a two-part series.  In these two 90-minute sessions, you will engage in the ML-PBL Grade 4 Dynamic Earth unit called, How will this place on Earth change in 10, 100, 1,000, 10,000, and 1,000,000 years?  All lessons are designed to be (1) flexible and adaptive, (2) responsive to student ideas […]