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STEM skills in short supply relative to labor market demand, study finds
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Climate patterns like these are predicted by mathematical models. “GOES-West Satellite Eyes Soggy Storm Approaching California” by NASA Goddard Space Flight Center is licensed under CC by 2.0 From the...
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In light of Maryam Mirzakhani becoming the first female Fields Medal winner this month, we wanted to share seven facts about women’s participation in the science, technology, engineering, and math...
View ArticleSTEM engagement begins early
There’s no doubt that STEM is a rapidly growing field. The U.S. Department of Labor estimates that by 2018, there will be at least 2.4 million jobs in STEM-related fields. While the U.S. lags behind in...
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4 Million Teachers Needed to Meet Universal Primary Education Goal by 2015
More than 58 million children of primary or elementary school age worldwide will not attend school today or this year and a new United Nations report details how a global teacher shortage plays a role....
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Five Ways to Encourage Female Students to Pursue STEM Careers
A recent report on the sharp decline of women in computer science since the mid-1980s has generated a lot of buzz among policymakers and journalists. Women went from making up as much as 37 percent of...
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Reasoning Mind Teacher and Students Speak at West Virginia Board of Education...
On Wednesday, January 13th, Reasoning Mind was invited to deliver a presentation at the monthly West Virginia Board of Education meeting. Elementary students in West Virginia use Reasoning Mind’s...
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Dr. Jim Gates and Gayle Fallon Join Reasoning Mind Board of Advisors
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