Last year, I served as a judge for a national STEM education competition: the STEMposium.
Since the birth of my daughter, I’ve become even more interested in transforming STEM education. I’m curious, how are those of you working in STEM making your content areas relevant to more students?
For the second year in a row, I had the opportunity to attend the Big Ideas Fest conference in Half Moon Bay, CA. The conference brings together thought leaders in education to work together in “Action Collabs” to come up with the next “big idea” to revolutionize education. This year, my group came up with “Pandora4Learning,” an online platform that allows students and teachers to discover and curate existing open educational resources.
You can see all the innovative ideas that came out of the conference here.
