Discover how this guide blends storytelling and hands-on experiments to teach scientific thinking, meet standards, and spark creativity. Story-driven science that meets classroom goals The Secret of the Magic eyePad is built around a simple
Ethical Use of AI “I apologize for the length of this letter. If I had had more time, it would have been shorter.” — Mark Twain (Note to self: AI could have shortened this. But would
The Secret of the Magic eyePad shows that curiosity and persistence can outshine effortless confidence—especially in STEM. Here’s how Putney’s journey reframes what it means to be ‘good enough.’ Middle-grade fiction often offers two kinds
I never tire of releasing my butterflies and watching them take first flight. It’s one of the joys of summer.
As a kid, did you ever feel like you had to wait until you were older to do something really cool, like become an inventor? The truth is, you can start learning those skills now,
Did you know that it takes about 60 days for sea turtle eggs to mature? So, July is the month we start to see hatchlings emerge from their nests on Hilton Head Island! I’ll be
If the Fear of Failing is a barrier to truly learning problem-solving skills then let’s adopt a revolutionary attitude shift: What if instead of fearing failure – we take the attitude of “Wrong is Wonderful.”
If a picture is worth a thousand words, math is worth a million pictures.
What choices can you make today and take action on that will take you one step closer to your goals?
Join me in this week’s STEM video, the Geometry of Catapults, as I take you on a math adventure to discover amazing insights into how our catapults work, and what we can do to tune
