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2013 Partnership Award :: McClintock Partners in Education
(April 30, 2013) SMT Center
McPIE receives award for their education outreach efforts to at-risk youth. more
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2013 Business and Industry Award :: WakeMed Health & Hospitals
(April 30, 2013) SMT Center
WakeMed Heath & Hospitals receives award for education and training efforts. more
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2013 Student Leadership Award :: Ephraim Bililign and Hannah Kausch
(April 30, 2013) SMT Center
Bililign and Kauch share award for for their commitment and enthusiasm spearheading STEM activities. more
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2013 Outstanding 9-16 Educator :: Catherine Matthews
(April 30, 2013) SMT Center
Matthews receives award for her work mentoring future educators. more
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Outstanding K-8 Educator Award :: Donn Kirkwood
(April 30, 2013) SMT Center
Kirkwood receives award for his work bringing science alive for his students. more
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2013 Outstanding Administrator Awards :: Robert Bernhardt
(April 30, 2013) SMT Center
Bernhardt receives the award for his years of service at Eastern Carolina State University. more
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2013 Outstanding Informal Science Education :: Crystal Harden
(April 30, 2013) SMT Center
Harden receives award for for her work promoting teaching and learning through a non-traditional environment. more
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2013 Partnership Award :: North Carolina Business Committee for Education
(April 30, 2013) SMT Center
NCBCE receives awards for their outreach efforts to lower dropout rates for high school students. more
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Outstanding 9-16 Educator Award in Science, Mathematics, and Technology Education
(May 3, 2011) SMT Center
Susan Purser more
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Outstanding K-8 Educator Award in Science, Mathematics, and Technology Education
(May 3, 2011) SMT Center
Justin Jeffrey Osterstrom more
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Student Leadership Award in Science, Mathematics, and Technology Education
(May 3, 2011) SMT Center
Leighanne Oh more
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Outstanding Administrator Award in Science, Mathematics and Technology Education
(May 3, 2011) SMT Center
Michael Elder more
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Outstanding Informal Educator Award in Science, Mathematics, and Technology Education
(May 3, 2011) SMT Center
Bob Alderink more
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Business and Industry Award in Science, Mathematics, and Technology Education
(May 3, 2011) SMT Center
Biogen Idec more
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Partnership Award in Science, Mathematics, and Technology Education
(May 3, 2011) SMT Center
Highlands Biological Station more
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47 N.C. teachers selected for Kenan Fellowships
(April 26, 2011) WRAL Tech Wire
Class of 2012 selected more
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Museum of Life and Science lets visitors show they're crazy about science
(February 25, 2011) The News and Observer
Every Saturday in March, the museum will host March Science Madness. more
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It May Be a Sputnik Moment, but Science Fairs Are Lagging
(February 4, 2011) The New York Times
Rarely have school science fairs, a source of pride and panic for generations of American students, achieved such prominence. more
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New STEM Communities surface in western North Carolina
(January 24, 2011) LocalTechWire
STEM Communities bring together partners from across the community to invest in and coordinate a community vision for education. more
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Global Online Town Hall - Raleigh event
(December 8, 2010) Time Warner Cable
more
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NCSU researchers build STEM Teams for rural areas
(October 19, 2010) LocalTechWire
N.C. State is finding ways to reach students discover careers. more
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STEM education takes spotlight in North Carolina
(September 27, 2010) LocalTechWire
more
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White House wants 10,000 STEM teachers
(September 27, 2010) LocalTechWire
President Barack Obama said he wants to recruit 10,000 STEM teachers over the next two years. more
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READ NC campaign helps boost literacy in science
(September 24, 2010) Russ Campbell, SMT Center
Local science writers share their picks of science books. more
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Guidelines encourage minorities in math
(August 31, 2010) News and Observer
Putting high-performing minority students on track from top-flight colleges. more
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It's true: Myth-busting duo doing N.C. Science Festival
(August 5, 2010) News and Observer
"Mythbusters" stars Adam Savage and Jamie Hyneman will visit UNC's Dean Smith Center on Sept. 19 . more
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Creativity in the chemistry lab
(August 2, 2010) News and Observer
Science is in Valerie Ashby's blood. more
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Even in summer, STEM teachers keep learning
(July 26, 2010) Russ Campbell, SMT Center
Teachers in Wilson County were back in the classrooms recently studying new methods of teaching science and math. more
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At the Science Channel, a STEM renaissance reaches the small screen
(July 20, 2010) smartplanet
Debbie Myers is bringing science to the masses. more
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Teacher gets kids engaged in math
(July 4, 2010) The News and Observer
Maria Hernandez believes in 'student-led teaching.' more
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Brown University president says U.S. needs to retool math, science education
(June 9, 2010) Providence Journal
Ruth Simmons said that "radically different measures" are needed to educate U.S. students in STEM education. more
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Students soar to success at Science Olympiad, It's Elementary tournament
(May 27, 2010) Charlotte-Mecklenburg
The second annual Science Olympiad, It�s Elementary tournament was held at UNCC. more
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NASA veterans share STEM knowledge in Lumberton
(May 24, 2010) LocalTechWire
NASA executives discuss STEM education with students in Lumberton. more
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Science Education May Not Be Rocket Science, Wieman Tells Senate
(May 20, 2010) ScienceInsider
The extent to which federal agencies should be involved in STEM education is a perennial issue. more
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Hot exhibits make science accessible, and lots of fun
(May 17, 2010) USA Today
Today's hot exhibits are super-interactive, with health and environmental themes. more
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Travelers' tales: Students share powerful science stories from China trek
(May 3, 2010) Russ Campbell, SMT Center
Students discuss Beijing with Joint Legislative Education Oversight Committee more
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Partnership Award in Science, Mathematics, and Technology Education
(April 29, 2010) SMT Center
Kenan Fellows Program for Curriculum and Leadership Development more
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Business and Industry Award in Science, Mathematics, and Technology Education
(April 29, 2010) SMT Center
Novozymes North America, Inc. more
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Champion of Science, Mathematics, and Technology Education
(April 29, 2010) SMT Center
Bernard J. Arghiere more
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Champion of Science, Mathematics, and Technology Education
(April 29, 2010) SMT Center
Manley W. Midgett more
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Outstanding Administrator Award in Science, Mathematics and Technology Education
(April 29, 2010) SMT Center
Constance Cheston more
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Outstanding Administrator Award in Science, Mathematics, and Technology Education
(April 29, 2010) SMT Center
Catherine Wallwork Horne more
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Student Leadership Award in Science, Mathematics, and Technology Education
(April 29, 2010) SMT Center
Alex Revelle more
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Outstanding K-8 Educator Award in Science, Mathematics, and Technology Education
(April 29, 2010) SMT Center
Beverly Owens more
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Outstanding 9-16 Educator Award in Science, Mathematics, and Technology Education
(April 29, 2010) SMT Center
Tamica Stubbs more
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N.C. Science Olympiad Winners Announced
(April 26, 2010) Tom Williams, SMT Center
The 35th N.C. Science Olympiad winners head to national tournament. more
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NCSSM Hosts 32nd Annual Statewide High School Mathematics Competition
(April 14, 2010) Tom Williams, SMT Center
Just like athletes, math students need to train, and to compete in order to be their best. more
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Science is gaining momentum in American schools
(April 11, 2010) Philadelphia Inquirer
more
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2010 Winners of NC Student Academy of Science competition announced
(March 30, 2010) Tom Williams, SMT Center
The NCSAS announces the winners of its annual, statewide competition. more
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NC Science and Engineering Fair Announces 2010 Winners
(March 29, 2010) Tom Williams, SMT Center
NC Science and Engineering Fair announces the winners of its 23rd annual competition more
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Attracting Women to STEM
(March 22, 2010) Inside Higher Education
Active recruiting and positive messaging can go a long way. more
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Science teachers meet to urge more funding
(March 20, 2010) Philadelphia Inquirer
More than 10,000 teachers are in Philadelphia to try to persuade the nation that science is important. more
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Prominent Scientist and Inventor to Address Students at State Science Competition
(March 17, 2010) Tom Williams, SMT Center
Joe DeSimone will be the keynote speaker at the N.C. Student Academy of Science meeting. more
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NC Science and Engineering Fair Competition Helps Prepare Students for Challenges of Global Economy
(March 17, 2010) Tom Williams, SMT Center
Young scientists from across the state will gather at Meredith College in Raleigh on Sat., March 27. more
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One day, they could cure cancer
(March 15, 2010) The Charlotte Observer
Another kind of March Madness but this is for science fans. more
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Seeing, wondering, theorizing, learning: Inquiry-based instruction with Kishia Moore
(March 10, 2010) LearnNC
First-grade teacher Kishia Moore shares some of the strategies she uses to bring inquiry-based instruction into her classroom. more
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Innovation, America and Engineering: NAE Grand Challenges Summit
(March 5, 2010) Science in the Triangle
Shortcomings in secondary education need to be addressed. more
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Five North Carolina Teachers Receive a $175,000 Career Boost
(February 25, 2010) Burroughs Wellcome Fund
Innovative award seeks to advance the careers of dedicated science and math teachers. more
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Transforming Science Education in America
(November 24, 2009) The Voice of America
From biology to ecology to medicine, the biosciences are recognized globally as dynamic drivers of modern economic progress. more
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Obama, Industry Back Math, Science Education
(November 23, 2009) PC Magazine
President Obama unveiled a campaign intended to promote STEM education among children. more
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China Needn't Surpass U.S., Intel CTO Says
(November 17, 2009) The Wall Street Journal - Digits
Is China poised to take over technological innovation? more
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Triangle students advance in science contest
(November 11, 2009) The News and Observer
Two Triangle high school students have each won $3,000 and a chance to compete for the country's most prestigious science prize. more
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The library's future, with or without books
(October 24, 2009) CNN
The stereotypical library is dying. more
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Chemist Encourages Careers in Science
(October 21, 2009) WHSV (ABC-Staunton, Va.)
Chemistry professor shows how science applies to everyday life. more
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N.C. math scores beat U.S. averages
(October 15, 2009) The News & Observer
North Carolina fourth- and eighth-graders scored better than the national average in math tests this year. more
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Getting Students Excited About a Life in the Bioscience
(October 15, 2009) Voice of America
The biotechnology industry says U.S. schools need to do a better job with bioscience education. more
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Virtual course growth very real
(October 14, 2009) The News & Observer
North Carolina's virtual high school is surging in popularity. more
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Education board aims to groom 21st-century students
(September 4, 2009) The News and Observer
The State Board of Education set out six goals for students and teachers. more
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Science cafe helps make research accessible
(August 11, 2009) Greenville Reflector
A scientist walks into a bar and starts talking about stem cells. more
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Teen takes prizes for environmental chemistry work
(July 26, 2009) The News & Observer
Eileen Jang, 17, is recognized in the U.S. and abroad for her work with mercury in water. more
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Raleigh teacher receives national award
(July 10, 2009) The News and Observer
Carol Swink Wooten has received the 2008 Presidential Award for Excellence in Mathematics and Science Teaching. more
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Survey Shows Gap Between Scientists and the Public
(July 10, 2009) The New York Times
Survey reveals that many believe America is falling behind. more
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Bridging the Science Gap
(July 10, 2009) msnbc
Whatever happened to the war on science? more
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Scientist shortage? Maybe not
(July 9, 2009) USA Today
The debate continues more
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NC STEM Community Collaborative Kicks off New Education Plan
(July 2, 2009) The Public School Forum's Friday Report
Creating STEM communities more
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Nurturing a love of math, sciences
(June 26, 2009) Baltimore Sun
STEM programs foster teachers who light a spark in young more
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Bringing Girls and Boys to Computer Science with 'Alice'
(June 24, 2009) Duke University
Imaginary World Invisibly Teaches Kids to Program more
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Go-Science teaches kids about solstice, sundials
(June 22, 2009) The Daily Reflector (Greenville)
Go-Science is a local nonprofit organization established to bring informal science education programs to the public. more
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'Mobilization' for Math and Science Education
(June 11, 2009) Inside Higher Education
Math and science education throughout the country must improve dramatically if America hopes to compete in the 21st century. more
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Science labs go mobile to bring tools, inspiration to students
(June 9, 2009) USA Today
Mobile labs are active in at least 10 states. more
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Champions of Science, Mathematics, and Technology Education Award
(May 18, 2009) SMT Center
This award recognizes individuals who provide extraordinary support of science, mathematics, and technology education in N.C. more
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Business and Industry Award in Science, Mathematics, and Technology Education
(May 18, 2009) SMT Center
Award recognizes a N.C. business whose support has strengthened SMT preK-12 education programs in formal or informal settings. more
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Outstanding Administrator Award in Science, Mathematics and Technology Education
(May 18, 2009) SMT Center
This award recognizes a North Carolina K-16 education administrator who excels in fulfilling the mission of the SMT Center. more
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Partnership Award in Science, Mathematics, and Technology Education
(May 18, 2009) SMT Center
This award recognizes N.C. organizations whose innovative partnership supports the advancement of SMT education. more
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Student Leadership Award in Science, Mathematics, and Technology Education
(May 18, 2009) SMT Center
This award recognizes a North Carolina student who provides extraordinary support to SMT education. more
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Outstanding Educator Award in Science, Mathematics, and Technology Education
(May 18, 2009) SMT Center
This award recognizes a North Carolina K-16 educator who excels in fulfilling the mission of the SMT Center. more
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Science Outside the Classroom
(April 23, 2009) U.S. News & World Report
Museum, web and media projects engage scientific thinking more
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Bill Seeks to Increase STEM Instruction While Engaging Communities
(April 17, 2009) Public School Forum's Friday Report
The focus of House Bill 1085 is to create a study commission on STEM innovation and community collaboration. more
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Science is failing to inspire some
(April 10, 2009) Houston Chronicle
Prominent editor calls for overhaul of how disciplines are taught more
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To reinvent science education, he's enlisting all ages
(April 5, 2009) The News & Observer
Former professor is building excitement in classrooms more
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Science whizzes tackle the tough questions
(March 28, 2009) The News & Observer
To reach the N.C. Science and Engineering Fair, the students had to qualify at one of nine regional fairs held statewide. more
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Many Experts, Many Audiences: Public Engagement with Science and Informal Science Education
(March 23, 2009) Center for th Advancement of Informal Science Education
This report seeks to define public engagement with science within an informal science education context. more
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Education chief eyes 'new era' in science teaching
(March 21, 2009) Associated Press
Education Secretary Arne Duncan said Friday he wants to launch a "new era" of science education in the United States. more
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Teacher's secret: Energy and love
(March 11, 2009) Charlotte Observer
At a school that has struggled, she leads students to national science achievement. more
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Students' eyes are on the future
(January 11, 2009) The News & Observer
Middle schoolers put their engineering skills to work building a model city of tomorrow. more
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Science fair projects open and build students’ minds
(January 1, 2009) Greenville News (SC)
Science fair projects present the results of students’ experiments and research on chosen topics. more
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Wanted: More science and math teachers in the US
(December 29, 2008) Christian Science Monitor
School officials hope financial and training incentives will help fill the need for 200,000 new teachers. more
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Science, math plan urges education improvement
(December 10, 2008) Dallas Morning News
Some of the smartest people in Texas have come up with a plan to improve science and math education. more
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Minnesota students now world-class in math and science
(December 10, 2008) Star Tribune
Students have made major progress in international rankings in the past 12 years. more
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N.C. Science and Math students win national award
(December 8, 2008) The News & Observer
Two students from the N.C. School of Science and Math won a national science competition today. more
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YouTube's Lessons in Science
(December 5, 2008) Wired
Wired Science has already compiled many of the best lessons to be found online for science education. more
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Math and science students win honors
(November 10, 2008) The Dispatch (Lexington, N.C.)
more
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Chicago Schools Score Millions for Science Education
(October 23, 2008) Chicago Public Radio
Chicago’s mayor announced a multimillion dollar grant to pay for science education in the public schools. more
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Education in North Carolina
(October 10, 2008) NC Magazine
Nurturing the Next Generation of Leaders more
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MCNC Announces NC STEM Community Collaborative
(October 10, 2008) Public School Forum Friday Report
Providing support for communities who rely on a STEM workforce more
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Testing That Matters and is Appropriate
(October 6, 2008) Public School Forum Friday Report
more
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Education causes attract state foundations’ support
(September 27, 2008) Indianapolis Business Journal
Rate of giving outpaces national average 2-to-1 more
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Challenging Conventional Wisdom on STEM Supply
(September 17, 2008) Inside Higher Education
Is there a shortage of qualified STEM workers? more
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Grading with Games: An Interview with James Paul Gee
(September 15, 2008) edutopia.org
An Arizona State University professor sees a bright future for video games in the learning process -- in and out of school. more
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'One Laptop' Falls Short Of Education Goals
(August 27, 2008) National Public Radio
more
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A Teacher on the Front Line as Faith and Science Clash
(August 23, 2008) The New York Times
more
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Gender Not a Factor in Math Scores
(August 1, 2008) Friday Report
Study squashes gender difference, but cites concerns with assessment of math skills. more
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Science camp sparks interest in kids
(June 24, 2008) News 14 Carolina
The U.S. House voted to boost funding for science agencies by $330 million. more
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At soundSpace, children can be seen and heard
(June 18, 2008) The News & Observer
Durham's Museum of Life and Science's new exhibit turns up the volume to 11 more
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Revenge of the Nerdette
(June 16, 2008) Newsweek
As geeks become chic in all levels of society, an unlikely subset is starting to roar. more
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Web opens up science school
(June 5, 2008) The News and Observer
Move fights shortage of qualified teachers more
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Can competitions raise 'cool' factor of math, science?
(May 17, 2008) The Christian Science Monitor
Math bees and science smackdowns for teen brainiacs are on the rise. more
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Partnership Award in Science, Mathematics, and Technology Education
(May 1, 2008) By Mweia Uqoezwa
Recognizing the Technology Committee of the Granville Education Foundation more
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Outstanding Educator in Science, Mathematics, and Technology Education Award
(May 1, 2008) By Mweia Uqoezwa
Recognizing Dr. Myra Halpin more
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Partnership Award in Science, Mathematics, and Technology Education
(May 1, 2008) By Mweia Uqoezwa
Recognizing Shodor more
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Student Leadership Award in Science, Mathematics, and Technology Education
(May 1, 2008) By Jim Walsh
Recognizing Adam Meyer more
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Presidential Award
(May 1, 2008) SMT Center
Recognizing the contributions of Queta Bond more
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Champion of Science, Mathematics and Technology Education Award
(April 30, 2008) By Jim Walsh
Recognizing Don Cline more
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Business and Industry Award in Science, Mathematics and Technology Education
(April 30, 2008) By Jim Walsh
Recognizing GlaxoSmithKline more
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SMT Center Videos
(April 19, 2008) SMT Center
more
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Learning from Singapore
(March 14, 2008) NCNow, WUNC-TV
A delegation went to Singapore to see what practices and policies North Carolina can adopt from this Asian country. more
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School sets session on expansion plans
(March 13, 2008) The News & Observer
Triangle Briefs more
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Durham teen wins 'junior Nobel Prize'
(March 12, 2008) The News & Observer
Shivani Sud was awarded a $100,000 college scholarship during a ceremony for her research to improve colon cancer treatment. more
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Gold star
(March 5, 2008) The News & Observer
Kimberly Jackson Recently won the Delta Education Award for Excellence in Inquiry-Based Science Teaching. more
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Va. Does the Math, Boosts Efforts
(February 26, 2008) Washington Post
Focus on Technical Education Aims at Careers, Economy more
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N.C. raises bet on biotech jobs
(February 21, 2008) The News & Observer
Biotech center aims to lure bright minds, ambitious companies more
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Students seek to build winning robot
(February 19, 2008) The News & Observer
a group made up mostly of Green Hope High School students and computer programmers attempt to build a robot. more
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Computational Chemistry: From the Minors to the Majors
(February 7, 2008) Cisco Learning Institute (News Release)
more
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Comparing American Students With Those in China and India
(January 31, 2008) U.S. News & World Report
Americans watch Grey's Anatomy while their international peers study longer hours more
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Student in Durham is finalist for big prize
(January 31, 2008) News & Observer
National competition is for 'junior Nobel.' more
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Nomination Period Open for Class of 2010 Kenan Fellows
(December 18, 2007) Friday Report
more
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Science Cafés Tap Nation's Fascination With Research and Discoveries
(December 15, 2007) Wired News
more
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Hendersonville student wins NASA competition
(December 14, 2007) Asheville Citizen-Times
more
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Rising Above "The Gathering Storm"
(December 14, 2007) ScienceCareers.org
more
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First-graders get biology buddies
(December 14, 2007) The News & Observer
High schoolers help younger students along. more
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National school science conference in Birmingham teaches teachers about motivating students
(December 7, 2007) The Birmingham Daily
more
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U.S. Teens Trail Peers Around World on Math-Science Test
(December 5, 2007) The Washington Post
The scores from the 2006 PISA showed that U.S. 15-year-olds trailed their peers from many industrialized countries. more
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Mobile labs bring biotechnology to science students
(December 5, 2007) The Daily Reflector
more
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Wake students 2nd in competition
(December 4, 2007) The News & Observer
Three Enloe High students win a scholarship in a top science competition. more
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Students get taste of science celebrity
(November 30, 2007) The News & Observer
more
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Enloe students win science prize
(November 4, 2007) The News & Observer
Three high school students from Raleigh took home the team prize in the regional final of the Siemens Competition. more
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Scientists are scaring up ways to attack irrational fears
(October 31, 2007) The News & Observer
Part of secret lies deep in your brain more
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WCU math, science program plans Junior Solar Sprint competition
(October 20, 2007) Asheville Citizen-Times
Middle school students across the state building solar-powered vehicles. more
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Making the Grade
(October 12, 2007) Discover
A cadre of educators like Wieman are determined to develop strategies to get science education where it needs to go. more
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Sputnik heralded space race, focus on learning
(October 5, 2007) USA Today
It's tempting to believe that before Sputnik, the USA's math and science education system was moribund, but historians disagree. more
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Now he's building middle-school brains
(October 1, 2007) The News & Observer
After leaving construction business, Orange teacher Steve Wright helps fill need in science. more
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City's science-education experiment gets repeat
(October 1, 2007) Chicago Tribune
The Chicago Way is getting a lesson in the scientific method. more
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Reading, math scores edge up
(September 26, 2007) The News & Observer
N.C. saw a slight improvement in its average reading and math scores, the latest results of the NAEP show. more
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How to get kids interested in science
(September 26, 2007) The Vancouver Sun
The author looks at reasons why students choose not to pursue science. more
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When Science Suddenly Mattered, in Space and in Class
(September 25, 2007) The New York Times
more
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Show kids nature's wonders
(September 24, 2007) The News & Observer
The N.C. Museum of Natural Sciences hopes prodding parents will pry children from television. more
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Science test new hurdle for promotion
(August 22, 2007) Charlotte Observer
more
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New U.S. science education plan approved
(August 13, 2007) United Press International
Report recommends beefing up math and science education. more
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Dropouts
(August 11, 2007) Newsweek
more
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Snail supply all dried up
(August 11, 2007) Chapel Hill News
more
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Focus on Math and Science Incentives
(August 10, 2007) Public School Forum's Friday Report
more
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Science Bill Ready for Passage
(August 2, 2007) Inside Higher Education
Compromise reached on authorizing increased research spending and new education programs. more
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Math adds up to better grades
(July 29, 2007) Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
High school classes help students in college science, study finds more
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High school math pays off with higher science grades
(July 29, 2007) The Associated Press
Students who had more math courses in high school did better in all types of science once they got to college, researchers say. more
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Easley authorizes $114 million for education
(July 20, 2007) The Associated Press
Gov. Mike Easley ordered state educators today to spend up to $114 million so they can prepare for an influx of students. more
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Jackson Clarion LedgerScience teachers busy learning what to teach
(June 28, 2007) Jackson Clarion Ledger
The theme is "from conceptual understanding to exemplary practice in science education." more
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HHMI Grants Connect Research Institutions with Local Schools
(June 22, 2007) Howard Hughes Medical Institute
An initiative by HHMI aims to close the gap between research institutions and their local communities. more
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Sights and sounds of science
(June 17, 2007) The News & Observer
Museums underscore connections between art and nature. more
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Carolina Biological marks 80 years
(June 17, 2007) Burlington Times
Every science teacher in the country knows where to call for butterfly eggs, frogs and fruit flies. more
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'Today's a turtle day'
(June 13, 2007) The News & Observer
Prospects delight dogs, campers alike more
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North Carolina Students Awarded at the International Science and Engineering Fair
(June 4, 2007) State Science Fair of North Carolina
more
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Program praised for shaping students
(May 29, 2007) Indianapolis Star
Teens say Purdue's science initiative helped them to excel and inspired career goals more
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U.S. Rep.: Best Jobs May Soon Be Found Overseas
(May 15, 2007) PhysOrg.com
Congressman Bart Gordon lambasted the education system for not giving sstudents the solid grounding in SMT. more
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Zoological park opens in Triad
(May 15, 2007) News 14 Carolina
Animal Discovery Zoological Park, will officially open its doors to the public. more
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SMT Center Celebrates SMT Achievement
(May 9, 2007) SMT Center
Inaugural celebration shines the spotlight on some of the best and brightest North Carolina has to offer. more
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Educators spar over requirements
(May 2, 2007) The News & Observer
A panel's plan to drop high-school foreign language requirement draws opposition. more
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Enloe senior wins state math contest
(April 25, 2007) The News & Observer
Triangle students had strong showings in the 2007 N.C. State High School Mathematics contest this month. more
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Science education makes a hard landing
(April 24, 2007) NCSU Technician
North Carolina Science Olympiad attracts students from across the state for bottle rocket challenge more
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The lifelong science museum
(April 15, 2007) The News & Observer
Director's new vision in durham more
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Wanted: more U.S. science students
(April 11, 2007) The Daily Tar Heel
Recent trends show a need for more science teachers and professionals and better test scores. more
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Math, science school here?
(April 5, 2007) Hickory Daily Record
Education expert says it may be more viable than UNC-Hickory. more
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Student taking geography to next level
(April 1, 2007) The News & Observer
A Daniels Middle School student will represent North Carolina at the National Geographic Bee in May. more
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Girls see women fit in jobs using math
(March 29, 2007) The News & Observer
Program helps 8th-graders learn from women in 'fun' jobs. more
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Gates says U.S. should import best, brightest
(March 9, 2007) The Herald-Sun (Durham)
He also said the U.S. should double the number of its math and science graduates by 2015. more
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Bill Gates: Remove Limits on H1-B Visas
(March 8, 2007) The Associated Press
Gates also called on lawmakers to give more resources and attention to improving the teaching of math and science... more
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GSK sets up $1M endowment for science teachers
(February 22, 2007) Triangle Business Journal
Improving the quality of science education in schools across the country by providing financial assistance to science teachers. more
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Failings of Science Education
(February 20, 2007) Inside Higher Education
Papers at AAAS identify failings of computer science, undergrad instruction and belief systems in the United States. more
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Computer science trouble lies in education, not jobs, Stanford professor says
(February 19, 2007) Dawn Levy, Stanford University
Lack of workers is the real problem. more
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Mobile lab provides hands-on experience
(February 16, 2007) Rocky Mount Telegram
For a lot of schoolchildren, a bus represents little more than a way to get to and from school. more
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Lawmakers Query Bush Budget for Science Education
(February 15, 2007) Inside Higher Education
The real action on the federal budget usually doesn’t get going each year until the spring... more
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Courses may speed spread of Chinese
(February 12, 2007) The News & Observer
Shifting global economy draws more students to the complex language more
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Higher bar to graduate will trip up many students
(February 6, 2007) The News & Observer
High school just got harder in North Carolina. more
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Team upholds state Science Bowl title
(January 28, 2007) The News & Observer
Focus on speed gives East Chapel Hill edge. more
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Study: Broaden education
(January 18, 2007) The News & Observer
Schools neglect high achievers, forum argues. more
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Buxton Named Deputy State Superintendent of Public Instruction
(January 5, 2007) News & Observer
Easley adviser selected for education post more
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Another Stab at Science Education
(December 28, 2006) Inside Higher Education
Dramatic change is needed in teaching students science and mathematics. more
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The Need for Another Sputnik
(December 11, 2006) Inside Higher Education
Importance of SMT is not getting through to the public. more
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Teens get a science prize
(December 5, 2006) The News & Observer
A pair of North Carolina teenagers won third place Monday in one of the nation's premier high school science competitions. more
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Teen research team vies for national science prize
(November 28, 2006) The News & Observer
Most people would look inside the vials Nicholas Tang works with and see little more than a thick, clear liquid. more
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Back to the Basics on Science Education
(November 21, 2006) Inside Higher Education
The best approach to teaching science is to understand not education, but the scientific method, according to Carl Wieman. more
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Educator: Hands-on method effective
(November 7, 2006) The Herald-Sun (Durham)
Students should be encouraged to tackle science like a sport... more
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2 schools to start high-tech programs
(November 6, 2006) The News & Observer
Hillside, Southern selected for grants. more
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He lets students teach themselves
(October 26, 2006) The Charlotte Observer
Charlotte physics teacher wins honor. more
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Dr, Sam Houston: Teacher's Advocate at the SMT Center
(October 12, 2006) the park guide
The way Sam Houston talks about teachers might well make the sternest of educators go weak in the knees. more
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Teaching lessons
(October 12, 2006) The News & Observer
Stiff competition to fill teaching positions demands that school districts not allow growth to deteriorate working conditions. more
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Equation changing for math teachers
(October 12, 2006) The News & Observer
'Old school' drills could make a comeback; guidelines say students need to work on basics more
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Education summit concludes students must compete globally
(October 6, 2006) Wilson Daily Times
Changes must be made in the way today's students are educated in order for them to compete in a global economy. more
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Bowles boosts teacher education
(October 2, 2006) News-Record (Greensboro)
Bowles announces plan to recruit and retain math teachers in Guilford County. more
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State may raise bar on math scores
(September 15, 2006) The News & Observer
N.C. students are performing well, maybe it's time to up the ante. more
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Math teachers take 180-degree turn
(September 13, 2006) The New York Times
The National Council of Teachers of Mathematics urged that math teaching in kindergarten through 8th grade focus on basic skills more
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How to get along with the teacher
(August 30, 2006) The News & Observer
Start developing a good working relationship now, parents and teachers agree. more
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Are there enough teachers?
(August 28, 2006) The News-Herald (Ohio)
Why do many Ohio school districts feel they must compete to fill certain teaching staff positions? more
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Teachers Head Back to Classroom as Students
(August 10, 2006) WECT-Wilmington
Some N.C. teachers are getting ready to learn how to improve science education in their schools. more
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Some lagging schools can offer tutoring first
(July 28, 2006) The News & Observer
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Collaborative effort lends hand in math, science education
(July 24, 2006) Jason Vallee, Herald Staff
Southington Science and Math Initiative provides hands-on science experience. more
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Math-science academy for Alabama teachers set for Jacksonville
(July 24, 2006) The Associated Press
Campaign aimed at improving math and science education in Alabama shifts to Jacksonville where teachers will receive training more
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The Disappearing Chinese Engineers
(July 5, 2006) insidehighered.com
Numbers, though oft repeated, are no longer embraced by the National Academies. more
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On the path to math & science
(June 29, 2006) Greensboro News & Record
Reports show American students lag behind their peers when it comes to pursuing and excelling in math and science. more
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Forum set on math skills
(June 29, 2006) The News & Observer
Worried that U.S. students' math skills are slipping, Bush ordered that a National Mathematics Advisory Panel form this summer. more
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Math hints at cultural thought patterns
(June 27, 2006) The Associated Press
Things add up differently for native English speakers compared with people who learned Chinese as a first language. more
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NC State Gets $1.5 Million Grant to Improve Science Education from Howard Hughes Medical Institute
(June 14, 2006) Triangle Business Journal
NCSU has landed a $1.5 million grant to improve science education. more
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Early education key to scientific career choice
(May 30, 2006) Bloomberg
Teenage career preferences are a more reliable indicator than mathematical aptitude for predicting student career choices. more
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Young NC Students Make Science Gains, Older Peers Don't
(May 25, 2006) The Associated Press
North Carolina fourth-graders made slight gains in science. more
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National test shows N.C. science scores stagnant
(May 25, 2006) The News & Observer
North Carolina education leaders say that science needs to be emphasized more. more
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Head for the links to support science and math education in N.C.
(May 24, 2006) SMT Center
Inaugural Park Guide charity golf tournament to support North Carolina participation in international science competition. more
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Ohio State, research group launch effort to improve science education
(May 23, 2006) The Associated Press
Improving science, technology, engineering and mathematics education in Ohio. more
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Support effort to beef up U.S. science, technology edge
(May 22, 2006) The Cincinnati Enquirer
Commentary by Samuel Bodman, secretary of the U.S. Department of Energy. more
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MSEN teams win 17 medals
(May 16, 2006) Durham Herald-Sun
Student members of MSEN from Stanford and Stanback middle schools recently competed in a contest at N.C. State University. more
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NC Teachers Win National Science Award
(May 15, 2006) WRAL-TV
Three North Carolina teachers were honored recently for their excellence in teaching math and science. more
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NSF's role in K-12 education is explored at House Science Committee
(May 8, 2006) Chemical & Engineering News
The National Science Foundation should remain a key player in K-12 math and science education, according to educators. more
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Less fun, more science
(May 1, 2006) The Plain Dealer
A new international study provides some insight as to why U.S. students so badly trail their peers in science. more
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U.S. willingness to change will decide our stake in innovation
(April 24, 2006) San Jose Mercury News
President Bush is now challenging America to again be the world's innovation leader. more
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Bush Promotes Math, Science Education As Crucial for Jobs
(April 21, 2006) The Washington Post
President Bush told Montgomery County students yesterday that math and science are "cool subjects." more
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WCU to offer nine-day institute for elementary science teachers
(April 21, 2006) Smoky Mountain Sentinel
The Center for Mathematics and Science Education at WCU will hold a nine-day institute for science teachers. more
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Eager to Tell the Stories of Science, a Biologist Evolves
(April 11, 2006) New York Times (Registration Required)
Randy Olson's new film challenges scientists to get off their collective high horse and make their case for evolution. more
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Big Bucks For Science Education
(April 10, 2006) Chemical and Engineering News
Howard Hughes Medical Institute gives 20 professors $1 million each for science education projects more
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Seeing science up close
(April 3, 2006) Mandy Zatynski - Statesville Record & Landmark
Feature on Teachers and Scientists Collaborating. more
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Learning Without Schooling--Science Education Outside the Classroom
(March 29, 2006) Science's Next Wave
Next Wave profiles two scientists who made the transition from researcher to science educator. more
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The Naturalist's Corner
(March 29, 2006) Waynesville Smoky Mountain News
The Burroughs Wellcome Fund has renewed its commitment to the Great Smoky Mountains National Park's science program. more
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Editorial: Challenge young people with third year of math, science education
(March 28, 2006) Sheboygan Press - Sheboygan,WI
Greater emphasis on math and science in our schools will ensure that the U.S. won't have to look elsewhere for the best minds. more
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Rocket propels student to China
(March 23, 2006) Asheville Citizen-Times
Asheville High School junior Drew Rowland is flying to Beijing this month with his hydrogen peroxide-powered rocket engine. more
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DESTINY Bus Brings Science to UP Students
(March 17, 2006) The Pilot (Southern Pines, N.C.)
Biology students at Union Pines High School had a date with DESTINY. more
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Learning In India
(March 9, 2006) NC Now, WUNC-TV
The U.S. position as a superpower faces serious competition from countries a mouse click away or rather thousands of miles. more
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Math and Science Scores
(March 8, 2006) NewsHour with Jim Lehrer
A special report on America's efforts to improve math and science in schools. more
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Panel: Competitiveness Falls Without Qualified Teachers
(March 2, 2006) Fox News
Funding math and science teacher recruitment and training programs at the earliest education levels is imperative. more
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Teach for America (Editorial)
(February 27, 2006) Greensboro News & Record
Editorial addresses the teacher shortage problem. more
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Social studies moves to back of the class
(February 22, 2006) Fayetteville Observer
A national movement to improve math and reading skills among children has put social studies lessons at risk. more
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Investing in intelligence now politically popular
(February 21, 2006) Tallahassee Democrat
The cultivation of U.S. brainpower is hot. more
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Science education lacks a good narrative
(February 21, 2006) Tony Fitzpatrick
There is a good story behind science, but no one is telling it in American classrooms. more
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Partnering with community groups improves K-12 science education
(February 21, 2006) Jennie Iverson
The recent revolution in the life sciences has created new challenges for educa more
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Ohio Board Undoes Stand on Evolution
(February 15, 2006) The New York Times
The Ohio Board of Education voted to toss out a mandate that 10th-grade biology classes include critical analysis of evolution.. more
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Prospects Bright for Bush's Competitiveness Plan
(February 12, 2006) Los Angeles Times
The initiative, which is winning bipartisan support, calls for federal investment in math and science education and research. more
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Ad pushes math and science education for U.S. students
(February 8, 2006) San Diego Union Tribune
"Where in the world will the next big idea come from?" more
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Bush says education effort 'lousy'
(February 4, 2006) The Washington Times
President Bush yesterday said America is doing a "lousy" job of educating junior high school students... more
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U.S. Innovation Lead At Risk
(February 3, 2006) Industry Week
Report released asserting U.S. leadership in manufacturing innovation is at risk. more
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Teachers welcome, question Bush's $380 million initiative
(February 2, 2006) San Diego Union Tribune
...a lackluster performance in math and science in schools and colleges threatens the nation's competitive edge.... more
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Statement of AASA Executive Director Paul Houston on President Bush's State of the Union Address
(February 1, 2006) Paul Houston, AASA executive director
The following is a statement of AASA Executive Director Paul Houston on President Bush's State of the Union Address more
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Bush Says Math, Science Economic Tools
(February 1, 2006) The Associated Press
President Bush, heeding dire talk about U.S. science and math, on Tuesday proposed more research and advanced courses in both more
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Science education demands new approach
(January 19, 2006) Inside Birmingham University
Sustained and creative efforts could – and must – strengthen science education in the United States, more
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To Attract More Girls to STEM, Bring More Storytelling to Science
(April 30, 2013) Budding Scientist, Scientific American Blogs
Finding ways for girls to participate in STEM more
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Science Magazine Editor-In-Chief Talks On Educational Challenges
(October 22, 2010) Harvard Crimson
Alberts played a major role in developing the National Science Education Standards. more
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Obama: Future depends on science, math education
(October 19, 2010) Associated Press
Science competitions recognized by the President. more
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Lenovo exec says STEM is vital to today's workforce
(September 7, 2010) LocalTechWire
Mike Schmedlen is the director of worldwide education at Lenovo. more
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Rapping math teacher puts some flow to STEM subjects
(August 30, 2010) LocalTechWire
Mr. Duey is a middle-school teacher in Michigan. He is also songwriter and rap musician. more
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New survey shows disconnect on importance of STEM
(June 28, 2010) Sam Houston, CEO and President of SMT Center
Dr. Houston discusses latest survey from the Public Agenda. more
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Science as a shaper of global diplomacy
(June 27, 2010) Los Angeles Times
Science as a means of promoting diplomacy. more
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STEM equals economic growth for N.C. communities
(June 7, 2010) J. Keith Crisco, N.C. Secretary of Commerce
What should your community look like in 20 years? more
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The science of science education
(January 3, 2010) Irving R. Epstein, Los Angeles Times
More minority students need to be lured into the sciences. One program has been a resounding success. more
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Author Glenn Murphy
(November 16, 2009) Russ Campbell, SMT Center
Glenn Murphy is the author of several children's science books including "Why is Snot Green?" more
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Strong Stem Education: An Imperative for the Future
(November 11, 2009) James B. Hunt, Jr. Institute for Education Leadership and Policy
Highlights of the N.C. Science Summit more
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Why We're Failing Math and Science
(October 26, 2009) Wall Street Journal
The problem is well-known: The U.S. lags far behind performance at K-12 math and science courses. more
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'The Calculus of Friendship'
(August 27, 2009) Inside Higher Education
For 30 years Steven Strogatz maintained an occasional correspondence with his high school calculus teacher, Don Joffray. more
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Education and Learning in the 21st Century
(July 15, 2009) Carnegie Views
Investing at the intersection of education and digital media technology more
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Why America is flunking science
(July 13, 2009) salon.com
Don't just blame poor education for our nation's scientific illiteracy -- but our politics and pop culture more
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The Harvest of Science Education
(June 30, 2009) Science Guide (Netherlands)
Jos Engelen read this speech as the Gemma Frisius Lecture for the Fryske Akademy. more
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How we can close the education gap?
(June 24, 2009) Houston Chronicle
Help youths excel in math, science fields more
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Classroom tech: Listen to the kids
(June 8, 2009) Bruce Friend
Mr. Friend is the director of Curriculum Pathways at SAS Institute. more
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Sam Houston discusses work of the SMT Center
(June 7, 2009) SMT Center
Local radio program converses with Dr. Houston. more
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The crisis in math, science
(May 26, 2009) The Boston Globe
Solomon Friedberg is a professor and chairman of the Mathematics Department at Boston College. more
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SMT Voices: Bill Daggett
(March 23, 2009) DeLene Beeland
Dr. Daggett is one of the nation's leading voices on education reform and improvement. more
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Secretary Arne Duncan Speaks at the National Science Teachers Association Conference
(March 20, 2009) United State Department of Education
America's economic security tomorrow is directly tied to the quality of education we provide today. more
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Teacher's secret: Energy and love
(March 11, 2009) Charlotte Observer
At a school that has struggled, she leads students to national science achievement. more
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Swimming Against the Tide
(February 2, 2009) Inside Higher Education
Interview with the author on African American Girls and science educaiton. more
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A wake-up call for science education
(January 12, 2009) The Boston Globe
Now is the time to tackle the science education problem.... more
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Tops in science
(December 15, 2008) The News & Observer
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Another thing the Big Three drive: science education
(December 11, 2008) The News & Observer
Patricia Hersh is an assistant professor of mathematics at N.C. State University. more
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Science education key to U.S. competitiveness
(October 22, 2008) Toledo Free-Press
Interview with John Glenn more
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The case for science education
(September 25, 2008) The Boston Globe
Lance Hartford is executive director of the Massachusetts Biotechnology Education Foundation. more
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Transforming science education
(September 22, 2008) Sarasota Herald Tribune
Margaret Lowman is director of Environmental Initiatives at New College of Florida. more
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The right way to get kids excited about science, math
(August 12, 2008) Paul Spause for The Baltimore Sun
Problems with math and science education are neither a lack of availability nor a lack of requirement. more
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Are we science-savvy enough to make informed decisions?
(August 12, 2008) G. Jeffrey MacDonald, Special for USA TODAY
Seventy-six percent of Americans say presidential candidates should make improving science education a national priority. more
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Lessons in Life (Science)
(June 16, 2008) Newsweek
Trying to get my students excited about biology is no easy task. Putting things in perspective helps. more
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Put a Little Science in Your Life
(June 1, 2008) The New York Times
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A Nation at a Loss
(April 25, 2008) Edward B. Fiske for The New York Times
The 25th anniversary of "A Nation at Risk" provides an opportunity to check progress in education more
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Don't mix science, religion
(April 24, 2008) St. Petersburg Times
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Wasted talents
(March 10, 2008) The News & Observer
State educators aren't keeping a close enough eye on gifted-student programs. That's a problem in a competitive world. more
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Bringing science, math to life for students
(February 26, 2008) Indianapolis Star (Commentary)
The current system of math and science education must be reformed. more
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No place to cut
(February 21, 2008) The News & Observer
Basic research in the physical sciences helps build a foundation. more
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U.S. has a lot of ground to make up in math, science education
(December 16, 2007) Plain-Dealer (Editorial)
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Let's match rhetoric with reality on science funding
(December 14, 2007) Houston Chronicle
Congressional Democrats must lead the way for nation more
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U.S. student scores grim
(December 10, 2007) Atlanta Journal-Constitution (Editorial)
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Experts: Don't mix science, religion
(December 8, 2007) Austin American-Statesman (Editorial)
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It's time to make science a priority in schools
(October 28, 2007) San Jose Mercury News
High-tech executives have been warning for years that America is not turning out enough scientists and engineers to compete. more
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Students need science, math mentors
(October 24, 2007) Kansas City Star
Collaboration between business and education is critical to providing students with real life experience. more
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Why teaching science is crucial
(October 17, 2007) Boston Globe
Commentary by Michael Rosbash more
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Study on math, science education should strike fear in our hearts
(October 17, 2007) Kansas City Star
A study by the Public Agenda research organization should strike fear in our hearts. more
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Assessing What Students Need to Know
(October 15, 2007) Sam Houston, SMT Center
Times have changed and so have the questions that need to be asked. more
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America, we have a problem
(October 12, 2007) San Francisco Chronicle
Norman R. Augustine was the chair of the committee that wrote "Rising Above the Gathering Storm." more
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Bloggers to talk science
(September 24, 2007) The News & Observer
This will be the second annual North Carolina Science Blogging Conference, and it's scheduled for Jan. 19 in RTP. more
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Understanding evolution is crucial to debate
(August 10, 2007) Boston Globe
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UNC knits a Web
(June 13, 2007) The News & Observer
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Science and math key to Toledo's future
(May 22, 2007) Toledo Blade (Charlene M. Czerniak)
Professionals in STEMM fields can become involved in our area schools by serving as role models. more
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The wrecking of British science
(May 22, 2007) Guardian Unlimited (Harry Kroto)
Without first-class science graduates, how will we understand and deal with the crises caused by global warming, asks Kroto. more
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Todd's Blog
(May 21, 2007) Todd Boyette, Morehead Planetarium and Science Center
Morehead Planetarium and Science Center Director Todd Boyette blogged about his recent trip to a Beijing science competition. more
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SMT Voices: Edgar Murphy
(May 9, 2007) Interview by Russ Campbell, SMT Center.
Mr. Murphy discussed the recent report "Tough Choices or Tough Times." more
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Outdoors the new in place to learn
(April 30, 2007) Seattle Post Intelligencer
This is a great time to go outdoors and turn our attention toward making learning more meaningful and fun for all kids. more
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Young Scientists
(April 10, 2007) Winston-Salem Journal
Economic-development leaders have big hopes that North Carolina will draw biotechnology companies that spur the economy. more
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What adds up
(March 26, 2007) The News & Observer
Should North Carolina pay a higher salary to much-needed math and science teachers? more
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Learning to compete in a new world
(March 1, 2007) Edward B. Fiske
Students are learning to be globally competitive. more
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NCLB and the Competitiveness Agenda
(January 15, 2007) Phi Delta Kappan
American Schools have spent the last five years under the spotlight of No Child Left Behind (NCLB). more
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The magic frontier
(January 3, 2007) The News & Observer
The nation's space program ought not to need any help promoting its dreams of exploration to a coming generation... more
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Achieving through informal science experience
(December 22, 2006) Carr Thompson and Queta Bond, Burroughs Wellcome Fund
How Informal Science Experiences Improve Student Interest and Achievement in Science more
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Science to Go
(December 22, 2006) Russ Campbell, SMT Center
Podcast make learning science a kinetic experience. more
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Standing up for science
(December 5, 2006) Jeffrey S. Kieft for The Denver Post
... if we do not act to strengthen science education in the United States, our nation will lose our competitive edge in science. more
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Imagining the Future of Schooling
(October 9, 2006) Dr. Sam Houston
The old model for schools no long serve our students. more
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Reaching Out
(October 6, 2006) Dr. Sara Jane Ward
Scientists in the classroom can be a valuable educational tool. more
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Top Ten Tips for Using a Scientist in Your Classroom
(October 5, 2006) Dr. Sara Jane Ward
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Tar Heels in Asia
(August 28, 2006) Nancy Sung, Ph.D.
Placing science competitions in the context of cross-cultural exchange, North Carolina students will be rewarded. more
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Right to learn
(August 11, 2006) The News & Observer
A judge puts in proper perspective what happens when schools fail to teach -- while he puts principals on the hot seat. more
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Schools' slipping science
(August 10, 2006) The Providence Journal
The nation received disappointing news this spring on the state of student achievement in science. more
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Providing knowledge, talent, and skills to succeed
(July 31, 2006) J.B. Buxton
Governor Easley's education agenda is a step in the right direction. more
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Not acceptable on tests
(July 29, 2006) The News & Observer
Several N.C. high schools fail to improve and now face sanctions. more
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Budget smarts
(July 10, 2006) The News & Observer
A state budget heavy on education is the smartest incentive for economic development that North Carolina can offer. more
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Hope in schools
(July 7, 2006) The News & Observer
Pressure from a state judge to improve several North Carolina high schools may result in better teachers and brighter futures more
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Chinese medicine for U.S. schools
(July 7, 2006) Nicholas Kristof
The blunt fact is that many young Chinese receive a better elementary and high school education than Americans do. more
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Science Test
(May 30, 2006) The Washington Post (Editorial)
A close look at the latest national test scores shows that reading and math standards pay off. more
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Reality Check
(May 29, 2006) Dr. Sam Houston
The importance of communicating the need for better SMT education. more
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North Carolina Delegation to Beijing Experiences Benefits of Science and Education Collaboration
(May 24, 2006) Dr. John Hardin and Dr. Fran Nolan
A recount of three of the delegation's activities in Beijing and three realizations. more
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Support effort to beef up U.S. science, technology edge
(May 22, 2006) The Cincinnati Enquirer
Commentary by Samuel Bodman, secretary of the U.S. Department of Energy. more
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Parents: our kids don't need no science education
(May 10, 2006) SciGuy - Eric Berger
...it's laughable that parents don't think math or science is important to their children's future. more
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Less fun, more science
(May 1, 2006) The Plain Dealer
A new international study provides some insight as to why U.S. students so badly trail their peers in science. more
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Real fixes for science, math education
(April 3, 2006) Seattle Post Intelligencer
Many agree students need SMT education, the arguments is how do they get it. more
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A way to go with science education (Editorial)
(April 3, 2006) The Courier-Journal - Lafayette,IN
A standardized science test indicates that Indiana students need more science instruction. more
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Role Call: Teachers Needed
(March 17, 2006) Sam Houston, President and CEO, N.C. Science, Mathematics and Technology Education Center
Public and private sectors need to get involve to solve the problem of teacher shortage. more
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Teaching is the sum of skills
(February 21, 2006) Lisa Wilson Carboni for The News & Observer
Lisa Wilson Carboni is director of teacher education in Duke University's Program in Education. more
