Here are some exciting end-of-summer STEM activities and projects that will make learning fun!
End-of-Summer STEM Activities
Tag: technology
Top Strategies for Teaching Homeschooled Teens About Sustainability
Homeschooled teens have a wealth of opportunities to learn the importance of sustainability.
StudyCorgi Annual Video Scholarship Contest
StudyCorgi’s video scholarship is a fantastic opportunity for students to showcase their creativity and receive financial support for their education.
Dorothy Jean Tillman II: 17-Year-Old Ph.D. Running a STEAM Program
Dorothy Jean Tillman II was homeschooled in her early years before entering college at age 10.
America’s Private Space Race Heats Up
Inspiring the next generation of space explorers!
The Exception Proves the Rule in Tech
This saying encourages critical thinking about the broader context in which rules apply.
What is the Dark Web? Everything You Need to Know!
If you’re curious about the Dark Web, explore responsibly and avoid illegal activities!
Empowering Tomorrow’s Travelers: Flybasis Scholarship Contest 2024
We are thrilled to announce the Flybasis Scholarship Contest 2024! Submit an essay on “The Future of Travel and Technology.”
Elon Musk Plans to Open a New University in Texas
Elon Musk’s upcoming university in Austin, Texas is poised to be a hub of innovation and cutting-edge research.
Magnets and Electronics
Magnets and electronics—a topic that often sparks curiosity and concern. Let’s demystify it!
Is Nursing a STEM Field?
A nursing student is as much a STEM student as engineering or pre-med students.
The Dynamics of Online Socialization for Homeschooled Kids and Parental Concerns
With the proper controls, you can foster a healthy “hybrid” social environment for your child.
Is Agriculture a STEM Field? Yes and No
If Art can be added to STEM to make STEAM, why can’t Agriculture?
Game Design: The Elements of a Great Game
What are the main elements of a great game? Game mechanics, a good story, visual appeal, sound design, UX and UI, testing, and marketing.
CES 2024: Invisible TVs, Instant Ice Cream, and Flying Cars
CES 2024 rang in the new year with its annual tech trade show which took place in Las Vegas, Nevada.
The Intersection of Science and Art
Science and art are often thought of as two completely different fields. However, there is a rich overlap between them.
Turnitin Reviews Student Papers for Plagiarized and AI-produced Work
Turnitin is a similarity detection software application that reviews student papers for plagiarism and AI-produced work.
Halloween STEM Activities
Enjoy hands-on learning this Halloween! We hope these STEM activities make for a fun-filled October.
Are You Addicted to YouTube?
It’s important to strike a balance between screen time and other activities that promote overall physical, emotional, social and spiritual well-being.
Artificial Intelligence: AI Benefits vs Risks
We’ve all heard about the dangers of artificial intelligence, but what about the good it can do? Let’s compare the benefits and risks of AI.
Popular Note-Taking Systems
Did you know there’s more than one way to take notes? Here are several popular note-taking systems!
Federal Lawsuit Targeting Addictive Social Media
Is social media a consumer product or a communication service? This federal lawsuit may very well make legal history.