5 Education Stories To Watch In 2017
Every year for the past few years, I’ve dusted off my crystal ball and offered a few predictions for the new year. Back on November 9 though, I threw out the ones I had been […]
Every year for the past few years, I’ve dusted off my crystal ball and offered a few predictions for the new year. Back on November 9 though, I threw out the ones I had been […]
The new superintendent for the Catawba County Schools (CCS) system is ready to share his vision for the future. Matthew Stover spent his first month on the job visiting all 29 schools in the district, […]
Students at Jenkins Elementary School have a new, “game-changing” tool to teach them about technology – the Wonder Lab. As part of its participation in the annual Hour of Code to celebrate Computer Science Education […]
Learning by doing and unleashing imagination is what educators are hoping makerspaces in their buildings will do for their students. It’s a trend that started in 2013 and is beginning to gain traction nationally with […]
On Wednesday, November 9, 2016, the WPCOG hosted over eighty STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) students at our offices. The students were from Newton-Conover Middle School and were part of the Education Matters Extreme […]
College degrees are overvalued in America and the job market could benefit from putting more stock in vocational training and skills, LinkedIn CEO Jeff Weiner said in an interview in San Francisco this week. Weiner […]
When kids get their hands on exciting projects, it can inspire them to learn. As I’m guessing you’ve heard before, the learning pyramid shows that people learn about 5% by hearing about something, 10% by […]
The Maiden High School automotive technology club is only in its third year, but the students are ready to make some noise with their entry into the Charlotte STEAM, R.A.T. Rod (Radically Alternative Thinking) hot rod competition. […]
What does the future look like? Are cities built in the clouds? Is it a place where everyone gets along – even cats and dogs? Or maybe a world where nobody ever gets sick? With […]
Approximately 3.5 million students are expected to graduate from high school in 2017 and 69% of graduating high school seniors are expected to enroll in college immediately in the fall of 2017. An estimated 20.5 […]
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