Aaron Marshall Found His Path as a Mechanical Engineer
About 10 years ago, a middle school student, Aaron Marshall, walked into a basketball gym about 45 minutes from his hometown of Hammond, La., and saw rows of booths with hands-on STEM activities, from 3-D printing to robotics.
Low Grades in intro STEM Courses may Disproportionally Deter Minority Students
Receiving a grade of C or lower in introductory science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) classes — courses like calculus or general chemistry — makes it less likely for underrepresented minority students to earn a degree in these subjects compared to white...
How Much is Too Much Screen Time for Kids?
The pandemic has impacted children in lots of ways, but what about the long-term effects of increased screen time over these past two years? Morgan Stanley-funded researchers set out to find...