Girls Face Stereotypes about STEM Abilities as Early as Six
Dec 16, 2024
Girls Face Stereotypes about STEM Abilities as Early as Six
The 74
While teaching third grade in Houston, Summer Robinson invited a female Chevron mechanical engineer to her class to inspire students, especially girls, with a relatable STEM role model who broke common stereotypes.
Denver 7
Denver Public Schools has asked a federal court to dismiss two separate lawsuits filed by former deans at East High School who were shot and injured by a student two years ago.
The 74
The percentage of students with good attendance fell sharply between 2019 and 2023, while the share of chronically absent students more than doubled, offering further evidence of the pandemic’s shattering effect on the nation’s classrooms.
The 74
In a recent analysis, Katherine Bowser of the National Council on Teacher Quality finds that teachers are increasingly being priced out of housing in their communities.
The 74 What’s the best way to measure a school’s quality? It depends on whom you ask. Parents, educators, employers and policymakers hold many different opinions about the goals of education and, therefore, about how to judge school performance.
