Top 3 Tips For Parents On Choosing the Right STEM Program

If we had to go to school for everything we had to learn, we would likely be in school the rest of our lives. The curiosity to learn, create, and innovate starts early, and STEM programs are a great way to introduce and cultivate the skills needed for a future STEM career early on. When children are young and curious, the world is new to them. There are many ways to cultivate this creativity and curiosity outside of the classroom through STEM programs, which can range from after school activities to summer camps and programs that teach children and young adults real-life skills in fun and engaging ways.

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How to Prepare for a Data Science Internship

Are you looking for a career with great growth potential? Do you enjoy math, statistics, pattern recognition, or science classes? If you answered yes to any of these questions and are looking for a career on the forefront of the trending future, then data science could be the career path for you. If you stop to think about it, data is involved in pretty much everything we do throughout our day. As we live in the age of technology, it’s no surprise that data science has become more prevalent. Take the internet for example. If you were to take two different individuals searching for the same topic online, they won’t get the same results. This is because of data science at work. When you type a search term into Google, data is being created. This data is then collected from many outlets and is used to personalize all forms of media that are delivered to you based on your search history, location, age, and myriad other factors.

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4 Benefits of a STEM Education for Untapped Students

As the saying goes, “In order to predict the future, we must create the future.” When it comes to the future workforce, the future is now, and the students we empower today in science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) are the visionaries we’ll thank for shaping the breakthroughs of tomorrow. Like many important breakthroughs, it all starts in the classroom. As STEM education continues to increase in popularity in the U.S., it’s important to consider the many benefits of a quality education that prepares high school students for college, their future careers, and beyond.