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STEM

How teaching climate change can be ideal for student engagement

Matt Zalaznick -
It's hands-on, multidisciplinary and has real-world impacts: Teaching climate change appears to tick all the boxes for effective instruction.

Anne-Marie Imafidon wants to help K-12 educators make STEM HERstory

Matt Zalaznick -
The British computing prodigy and driving force behind shifting social norms will speak at FETC about how mentors and a growth mindset can inspire more female students to become the STEM leaders of the future. 

Here is where you can discover hundreds of edtech innovations in one place

Matt Zalaznick -
It's the conference within the conference—the vast 2023 FETC Expo Hall will host several special events and 400+ solutions providers.

5 ways school leaders can break down silos to get more students in STEM

Reid Whitaker -
Does your school or district teach STEM—or are science, technology, engineering, and math taught as four separate and distinct subjects?

Successful cybersecurity relies on students getting a head start

Micah Ward -
The virtual K-12 program CYBER.ORG Range allows teachers to guide students through a controlled virtual environment where they can practice deploying and discovering cyberattacks in an effort to draw future candidates to the field of cybersecurity.

4 ways to inspire our most creative thinkers to love STEM

Jonathan Stancek -
With the rapid pace of technological change and global challenges, we need as many students as possible to become innovative problem solvers and STEM thinkers.

Why cybersecurity skills in K-12 take commitment, not complexity

Matt Zalaznick -
Cybersecurity in schools starts with a commitment to increased awareness of phishing and other scams, and vigilance from the top down.

Coding can be pretty personal. You should teach it like an art form

Matt Zalaznick -
A "personal art of coding" mindset is key for today's students because computer science can be just as creative as painting or writing music, says K-12 IT leader Pam Whitlock.

Numbers don’t lie: Is it time for schools to require computer science?

Micah Ward -
Although access to computer science education has increased, only 5.6% of high school students are enrolled in a course.

3 ways hands-on learning makes computer science accessible to all

Jenny Nash -
With the digital evolution and technology-driven future, teaching computer science is no longer an option, it is a necessity.

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