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Tiffany Cooper Gueye // Jul. 13, 2012 // 11:30 AM

Fighting the summer brain drain isn’t easy, but there are a few steps you can take to help bring summer learning experiences to kids in your community   More



Keke Palmer // Jul. 9, 2012 // 2:59 PM

A national survey shows teenagers have a high level of civic engagement, a tradition in Keke Palmer’s own family. More



Lorna Smith // Jun. 21, 2012 // 3:00 PM

Summer enrichment camps can provide a healthy, academic environment for low-income students during the lazy days of summer. More



Emily Kirkpatrick // Jun. 20, 2012 // 5:00 PM

Kids are spending more and more time online, so how do we make sure their digital toolkits are opening doors for the future? More



Rebecca Lucore // Jun. 19, 2012 // 3:00 PM

Some introductory STEM courses are creating a “Social Darwinism” effect on women and underrepresented minorities. More



Nikhil Goyal // Jun. 18, 2012 // 10:27 AM

A high school student gives his case for getting rid of the grading system. More



Rebecca Lucore // Jun. 12, 2012 // 11:45 AM

Four ideas for keeping students engaged in STEM subjects, from elementary school to STEM careers. More



Gary Huggins // May. 30, 2012 // 11:05 AM

While summer break means endless activity for some kids, it can lead to increased obesity and learning loss for many others. More



Nancy Kober and Alexandra Usher // May. 24, 2012 // 9:20 AM

We hear a lot about how to change curriculum, administrations, and policy to improve student achievement – but what about the students themselves? More



Carol Dweck // Apr. 9, 2012 // 4:39 PM

Standardized testing teaches kids that intellectual abilities are fixed, and that the purpose of school is to measure them. More



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