Education and STEM news, features and articles
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Education and Explosions, Alloys and Animation: Q+A With Ainissa RamirezOpinion Sometimes you have to leave the world of science to become one of its greatest advocates.
By Victoria Hutter Published
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Common Core Standards ExplainedThe Common Core State Standards Initiative is an effort to prepare every student for college or the workforce.
By Elaine J. Hom Published
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Publishers of 'Science' to Launch New Open-Access JournalThe new journal will be online and publish multi-disciplinary articles that would make the cut at the highest-quality journals, but can't be published due to space constraints.
By Tia Ghose Published
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Regret This Year Could Spur Romance Next Year (Op-Ed)Opinion You may have regrets after Valentine's Day, but be open to understanding why.
By Amy Summerville Published
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The Benefits of Digging in the Dirt (Op-Ed)Opinion In an age of too much testing, some schools are turning to mud puddles and play.
By Laura Wright Treadway Published
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Thanks Academia, Soon I Will Join a Generation of Jobless PhDs (Op-Ed)Opinion As numerous recent articles have warned, the population of science PhDs is steadily growing, while the number of available faculty jobs increases at a pace only a snail could envy.
By Amanda Chung Published
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In Texas, Standing Up for Science (Op-Ed)Opinion If approved, new Texas textbook guidelines will equate faith-based concepts with science.
By David Evans Published
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Catholic Education No Better Than Public Schooling, Study SuggestsBy Tia Ghose Published
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University Hosts Wiki 'Edit-a-Thon' to Add Women in Science EntriesBy Denise Chow Published
