Education and STEM news, features and articles
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Most Important School Subject? 'Science' Sees Big Jump in PollThe quest for knowledge seems to be gaining in value, as three times as many Americans now say science is the most valuable school subject than did so more than a decade ago, a new Gallup poll finds.
By Jeanna Bryner Published
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Summer Camp Trades Campfires for Cybersecurity (Op-Ed)Opinion Can education prepare the U.S. to defend against cyberattacks?
By Nasir Memon Published
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Does Twitter Deserve a Place in the Classroom? (Op-Ed)Opinion Social media can engage kids in science class.
By Jin Kim Montclare Published
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Cedric Stallworth: Choose What Will Have the Biggest ImpactJourneying from Georgia Tech to the NFL and back again.
By Lisa-Joy Zgorski Published
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Is Cursive Writing Dead?Once a foundation of a good education, it's almost forgotten.
By Marc Lallanilla Published
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Reverse the Doctor Shortage by Restoring Primary-Care Prestige (Op-Ed)Opinion Can the physician shortage be fixed by raising primary-care profile?
By Dr. Bruce Koeppen Published
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Virtual Reality Could Hone Brain Surgery SkillsA brain surgery simulator at the Montreal Neurological Institute lets doctors and residents practice complex procedures before operating on patients.
By Elizabeth Howell Published
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Smart Glasses Help Shy Students Speak UpStudents may soon be able to voice their confusion privately in class by interacting with their professor's smart glasses.
By Laura Poppick Published
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Is College Worth the Money?From the sticker price to the higher earnings potential here are some of the pros and cons of higher education
By Tia Ghose Published
