The editors of the multi-platform program Engineering, Go For It! (eGFI) join the podcast to discuss technology, education, misconceptions about the field, and how the U.S. can right itself in terms of teaching math and science.
How can the world-famous clickable plastic blocks help save America's STEM reputation? Stephan Turnipseed talks to us about the evolution of the process.
There's speculation that today's students, with easy access to tons of information via the Internet, plagiarize more often than students of the past did. We asked some NYC students if they thought the claim was true.
Back in December, Delaware’s Deputy Secretary of Education Dan Cruce said his state would be winning the Race to the Top money. He was right. But what's next?
25 of the 41 Race to the Top applicantions were completed with help from the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, which gave selected states as much as $250,000 to hire consultants. Will the help guarantee success?
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