Character Play Makes STEM Fun! (for preschool students and teachers)
Many preschool teachers experience anxiety when teaching STEM topics. According to Elisabeth J. McClure et al., “Many teachers experience anxiety...
Vera the Vet’s Favorite Zoos
Vera the Vet loves caring for creatures both big and small. Her neverending curiosity and passion for science help her provide patients with t...
Fighting Systemic Racism Against Black Girls in STEM
Racism is—and has been—a reality in the world today. It affects people of color, no matter their age or gender. In 2020, the fight for racial equ...
4 Key Problems Girls Face in STEM
Blog Post: 4 Key Problems Girls Face in STEM Have you ever wondered why there are imbalances in the representation of females and minorities in ST...
How Kindergarten Teachers Can Teach Girls to Love STEM
Young girls today are not encouraged to love STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) and, as a result, many smart, creative students don’...
Top 5 STEM resources for Chicago pre-school girls
One of the best ways to inspire more women to engage in STEM is be encouraging girls to explore Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math activiti...
Empowering girls in STEM: What Does a Scientist Look Like?
If you asked your daughter what a scientist looked like, what would she say? Although today’s society embraces more women into traditionally male...
Inspiring Your Daughter With STEM
We live in a world that is continuously transforming through science and technology. From how we communicate to the products we buy to the jobs we...
2 Subjects Guaranteed to Set Your Preschool Girls up for Long- Term Academic Success
Girls are geniuses. Unfortunately, six-year-old girls believe intelligence is more for boys than girls. Because of the stereotype that boys are ...