5 Women Who Are Testing the Limits of STEM
Posted by: press on February 27, 2021To celebrate the beginning of March, also known as Women’s History Month, NSTEM recognizes and applauds the efforts of 5 amazing STEM women! Gitanjali Rao — A 15 Year Old (Read more…)
What Even is STEM? And Why You Should Join NSTEM.
Posted by: press on February 26, 2021STEM seems to be the latest educational buzzword! It gets tossed quite a bit without everyone truly understanding its meaning or importance. For starters, STEM stands for science, technology, engineering, and (Read more…)
Impactful African-American Mathematicians
Posted by: press on February 23, 2021To conclude Black History Month, NSTEM would like to feature 3 amazing mathematicians: John Urschel, Euphemia Lofton Haynes, and Elbert Frank Cox. To check out last week’s post, you can find (Read more…)
Books for Teaching STEM at Home
Posted by: press on February 23, 2021The COVID-19 pandemic has had the unexpected consequence of turning all parents into full-time teachers. The way students are taught compared to the past and the setbacks of online learning (Read more…)
10 Ways to Motivate your Students while Teaching Online During COVID
Posted by: press on February 16, 2021Here are 10 methods to keep students motivated on online learning: 1) Keep students interested. This is key. Students who are more interested, pay more attention, and are more motivated. You (Read more…)
Prominent African-American Engineers
Posted by: press on February 16, 2021During this week of Black History Month, NSTEM recognizes the efforts of three African-American Engineers: Benjamin Banneker, Mark Dean, and James West! If you missed last week’s post about influential (Read more…)
Significant African-American Technologists
Posted by: press on February 9, 2021For the second week of Black History Month, NSTEM would like to spotlight Jerry Lawson, Valerie Thomas, and Annie Easley! If you missed last week’s post about influential African-American scientists, (Read more…)
How to Prepare Your High School Students For the World of STEM
Posted by: Anushka Levaku on February 9, 2021Are your high school students questioning their future in STEM? Are they having a difficult time transitioning into their upcoming years of college? Do they need opportunities to build their (Read more…)
Influential African-American Scientists
Posted by: press on February 5, 2021STEM Innovators In honor of Black History Month (February), NSTEM wants to feature an African-American scientist, technologist, engineer, or mathematician each week. This week NSTEM decided to feature Lonnie Johnson, (Read more…)
The National S.T.E.M. Honor Society (NSTEM™) Names Maxine Cain, Advisory Council Chair
Posted by: press on February 1, 2021ATLANTA, GA (February 1, 2021) – NSTEM™ is thrilled to announce Maxine Cain, founder of STEM Atlanta Women as their Advisory Council Chairperson. NSTEM™ has partnered with STEM Atlanta (Read more…)
Close The Gap: Why We Need Women in STEM
Posted by: Anushka Levaku on January 26, 2021Women are our future: our future chemists, computer programmers, environmental engineers, doctors, and the list goes on — They are natural born leaders. Women are empathetic and understand what drives (Read more…)
How to Reduce Racial Disparities in STEM
Posted by: Anumita Basani on January 19, 2021Diversity is one of the most important needs of the STEM economy. Without it, there would be less discoveries and a smaller chance of finding solutions to the world’s most (Read more…)
The Future of STEM Education
Posted by: Ambrea Johnson on January 12, 2021The future of STEM education might not be the mystery we think it is. In the past year, we’ve seen educational practices evolve from the classroom to WiFi. Even our (Read more…)
