Non-native born individuals play a huge role in the United State’s STEM workforce. In 2015, foreign-born people made up approximately 24 percent of ...
The Future of STEM Based Jobs
Within the next decade, approximately 80 percent of all jobs are going to be in the STEM field. Despite the rise in demand for these jobs, degrees in ...
Reimagining the Student-Teacher Relationship
By Donovan Burriss and Kasey Kaler Every kid needs a champion. Someone they can look up to and think, “wow, I want to be just like them when I grow ...
Girls in STEM: Building Motivation and Competence through Sport
By Donovan Burriss and Kasey Kaler The workforce of professionals concentrated in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) is imperati...
Beaumont Independent School District campers turn sports into science
Story via Liz Teitz of Beaumont Enterprise on June 29, 2018 In a quiet classroom Thursday morning, Logan Castille and Aiden Reed adjusted the a...
From Plants to Project-Based Learning; Building the Foundation for STEM Sports
By Donovan Burriss on June 26, 2018 At the onset, I prompted this question to my 3rd-6th graders, “can you guys tell me what you think STEM is?&...
Students learn academic skills through STEM Sports programs in Glasgow, KY
Story via Will Perkins of Glasgow Daily Times on June 19, 2018 Dasia Driver, a rising seventh-grader at Glasgow Middle School, held one end of a measu...
Creating Visionary Students; The Lasting Impact of STEM and Sports Applications
By Donovon Burriss on June 13, 2018 Traditionally, science and math classes have not been courses of interest for our youth because they do not hold p...
STEM Sports integrates class lessons with sports in Phoenix schools
By Haley Stesiak of Sports360AZ.com on April 9, 2018 Students and teachers in Phoenix discuss the impact of presenting standard math and science conce...