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STEM Sports Featured in (ET) Magazine  Every January, the Future of Education Technology Conference (FETC) convenes the brightest minds, pioneering companies, and groundbreaking innovations shaping the future of learning. This year, “innovation” wasn’t just a buzzword—it was the currency of progress, with companies showcasing cutting-edge AI, immersive learning, and creative solutions designed to prepare students…

Featured in (ET) Magazine: Educators constantly search for ways to engage students in STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics). These subjects are foundational for preparing students for the future workforce, yet they are often met with resistance from learners who find them abstract or disconnected from their daily lives. One of the most effective ways…

Featured in SmartBrief: STEM seemed to fade from the education limelight over the last few years as issues related to COVID-19 demanded attention. Now that the pandemic is officially over, is STEM still a priority in K12? A panel of edtech experts weighs in on the question and gives insights on where STEM is going….

New digital curriculum combines the thrill of playing sports with the flexibility of online STEM lessons. Read the full story here.

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How are Sports and STEM related? Have you ever watched a sporting event and looked for the science? You should! Sports can’t  happen without science, technology, engineering, and math. We have Sean Barton, the Director of Curriculum and Strategy for STEM Sports to talk about just how you can see the STEM in sports! Don’t…

From Arizona D-backs to STEM curriculum, this sports exec is hitting home runs What exactly does STEM Sports do? We’re providing a standards-aligned curricula that teaches K-8 students STEM but using sports as the real-life application. For example, if a third-grade teacher says, ‘We’re going to do division,’ there is dread from the students. That’s…

STEM Sports Featured on ABC15 Arizona Schools are trying to find creative ways to engage students in learning and one Valley district is combining brains and brawn to boost understanding of science, technology, engineering and math (STEM). On a Tuesday morning at Choice Learning Academy, Amy Rosengren’s sixth-grade science class did not learn in a…

STEM Sports is featured on the front page of the Gilbert Independent. Read the full article here. 

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