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The fourth post in our series, High School Survival Guide, works to help you overcome habits of procrastination. The post looks at Academic Procrastination and Open-ended Procrastination, which can derail and even ruin lives, our blogger writes. Read on for what to do when life’s many distractions undercut academic opportunity and greatness. … Read the full article
Join the conversation, ask the questions, and get hands-on with activities to help you think differently about what girls need from STEM. “How to Raise a STEM-Confident Daughter” is Apr. 8 at Colorado State…. Read the full article
Did you know that parents & teachers are a girl’s Number #1 influence in her success and attitude toward STEM? Why do girls who do as well as or better than boys in STEM judge themselves to be inferior? How can you help when you yourself “don’t do” math and science? Learn how Apr. 8…. Read the full article
Fun is among the criteria for what works in education because my students tell me so. They tell their mothers, too, and the mothers say their daughters think a monthly or weekly Designathon is a good idea. Girls, here it is: 24 hours of Design Thinking begin Feb. 3 at 5 p.m. MST…. Read the full article
“My favorite day of Pretty Brainy,” writes Madeleine B., “was when we learned how to solder. . . . It probably will become a very useful skill if I pursue my dreams and become an aerospace engineer.” Find out why Madeleine says soldering and helping others are the best ways to spend a Friday night. … Read the full article
