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Artificial Intelligence, where are we going?

Imagine AI as a smart robot that can learn and do things like solving puzzles, talking to you, or even driving a car. It has come a long way and is getting even better. How far has AI come? AI can now do lots of cool stuff. It can recognize…

Reggie RegoSeptember 14, 2023

Education Engineering Science Technology

Children and Robotics

Working with robotics in STEM at a young age can help to develop a wide range of skills. Robotics projects often involve figuring out how to make a robot move, sense its environment, or perform a specific task. This exposure can help children to develop critical problem-solving skills that they…

Reggie RegoJanuary 31, 2023

Education Science

Where does the United States rank globally in science?

The United States has long been considered a leader in scientific research and innovation. However, in recent years, other countries have been catching up, and the U.S. has fallen behind in certain areas. According to the latest data from the National Science Board, the U.S. ranks third in the world…

KavenJanuary 27, 2023

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STEM and Children

STEM education is important for young children because it helps to develop their problem-solving and critical thinking skills, which are important for success in the 21st century. STEM subjects (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) are all about finding solutions to real-world problems, and this type of education can help children…

Reggie RegoJanuary 6, 2023

Education Science Technology

Back to reality

The world has slowly begun to unfreeze from this pseudo-ice age. As our events have returned to in-person, people have embraced the learning experiences. Seeing children participate in events and launch drones for the first time all over again sets precedence. We can work to increase critical thinking in children…

Reggie RegoNovember 23, 2022

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China is now the most cited country in research

According to a Japanese science policy institute, China has reached a new milestone as being the most cited country in research papers. Some scholars disagree that this is the most vital metric to measure the impact of research but the numbers do not lie. China's emphasis on STEM education has…

Reggie RegoAugust 24, 2022

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Diversity Equity and Inclusion in STEM

The Diversity in Diversity Equity and Inclusion (DEI) includes all of the differences among people and the characteristics that make one group different from another group of people. The list is extensive but some examples are socioeconomic status, race, ethnicity, sexual orientation, and gender identity. With a more diverse workforce,…

Reggie RegoJune 27, 2022

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What Actually Leads To Success?

The world is focused on the global economy and how gas prices are soaring. Questions are being raised about the sustainability of the United States as the global leader. One area that always needs to be in focus is early education. Education has a lagging impact on the economy but…

Reggie RegoMarch 25, 2022

Education Engineering Science Technology

Genetic Solutions Discovered in Bacteria

CRISPR, a word that often gets thrown around is a gene-editing technology that was discovered as a defense mechanism used by bacteria to cut out sections of DNA. This natural defense was made to cut up potential viral DNA and render it useless so the bacteria could go on thriving.…

Reggie RegoMarch 8, 2022

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Learning and Development for the Future – STEM

Education is the single strongest predictor of success. Organizations are investing in the education of their employees at higher rates than ever before. The emphasis on reinforced education needs to begin with our children. Finding unique and powerful ways to learn and develop will be key in creating a future…

Reggie RegoFebruary 17, 2022

Education

Meet Students Where They Are

Education has changed, we must accept how students are learning differently from previous generations. The vast plethora of information has always continued to grow at an astronomical rate. Take medical school, for example, the pep-talk you are given often includes how learning in medical school is like trying to drink…

Reggie RegoFebruary 4, 2022

Education

How to Help Anxious Students Succeed on Science Exams

A study from the "Proceedings of the National Academy of Science" conducted by Barnard College President Sian Leah Beilock and her research team revealed that helping lower-income high school freshman to regulate their test-taking anxiety can actually cut their biology course failure rates in half. A brief pre-exam de-stressing session can…

Daniela ZapataNovember 20, 2019

Education

Surviving Your Childs Math Class

Math seems to be taught different these days. The simplicity of 2 oranges + 2 oranges = 4 oranges problem has been dissected and taught in what seems a much more intricate way. Now, children are most likely learning to solve real problems like figuring out how many oranges they…

Daniela ZapataJuly 24, 2018

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Public Schools vs Private Schools

The debate between public and private schools seems to be an ongoing argument. While each have their pros and cons, it is safe to say one is not necessarily better than the other. When parents look to decide where they want their children to go the question really isn’t what…

Daniela ZapataJuly 16, 2018

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Here’s Why Giving Back to the Community is Important

Many people spend their young adult lives trying to get out of the community they grew up in, spread their wings and explore new opportunities. But, often times, we tend to forget that the same community we are leaving helped us get those wings in some way. Giving back to…

Daniela ZapataJuly 13, 2018

Artificial Intelligence, where are we going?

Children and Robotics

Where does the United States rank globally in science?

STEM and Children

Back to reality

China is now the most cited country in research

Diversity Equity and Inclusion in STEM

What Actually Leads To Success?

Genetic Solutions Discovered in Bacteria

Learning and Development for the Future – STEM

Meet Students Where They Are

How to Help Anxious Students Succeed on Science Exams

Surviving Your Childs Math Class

Public Schools vs Private Schools

Here’s Why Giving Back to the Community is Important

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