STEM in the News

Exciting ways students and the community are connecting with STEM.

Access activities inspired by NASA-JPL missions around Earth and beyond.

The WMMP brings together math teachers at all levels to collaborate in the effort to improve student learning in mathematics.

The Springfield Museums has a page devoted to at-home activities and learning resources related to exhibits and activities at the Museums.

Explore this resource for teachers showing how to apply the best research on teaching mathematics.

The Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education (DESE) Office of STEM has released a spreadsheet containing links to STEM resources for learning at home.

NASA invites video gamers and citizen scientists to embark on virtual ocean research expeditions to help map coral reefs around the world in an effort to better understand these threatened ecosystems.

During the past several years, researchers at NASA’s Ames Research Center in California's Silicon Valley have developed new instruments that can look below the ocean surface in more detail than ever before. Using techniques originally developed to look at stars, these "fluid-lensing" cameras use complex calculations to undo the optical distortions created by the water over coral reefs.

“NASA STEM Stars” is a webchat series that gives students ages 13+ the opportunity to connect with subject matter experts at NASA.

New research led by Stanford education professor Bryan A. Brown shows the impact of connecting VR learning experiences with students’ culture.

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