stem
The four major disciplines propelling our students and our society forward; all about education in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics.
How STEM Books Inspire Kids and Shape Their Future
Introduction The areas of Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) are at the forefront of innovation today. With the development of smartphones and medicine alike, STEM is ubiquitous. Providing children with these courses at a young age makes them curious, teaches problem-solving, and can guide their career choices.
By Michelle Stanley11 months ago in Education
Living as Happier Families: Understanding Emotions and Behavior
Adults’ version: essential reading for participants Children must learn about boundaries at home, in school, and in society because boundaries provide the structure necessary for success in life. When a child understands limits—whether personal, social, or ethical—they navigate the world with confidence and ease. They develop self-discipline, respect for others, and the ability to manage time and responsibilities effectively. These children often excel academically, form strong friendships, and earn the trust of family and teachers. They mature faster because they grasp the natural order of life, gaining both independence and the power that comes with responsibility. Rather than feeling restricted, they experience more freedom, as they are trusted to make decisions and handle challenges without constant supervision.
By Adam Holden11 months ago in Education
The Rock in Your Kidney
Ever heard of a kidney stone that could rival a boulder? The record-breaker tipped the scales at over a kilogram and measured a whopping 17 centimeters in diameter—nature’s own heavyweight champion of pain. Don’t worry, though; you haven’t swallowed a rock the size of a coconut. Instead, these formidable foes form quietly inside your body, only to launch a surprise attack when they decide to move.
By Eyo Otoabasi11 months ago in Education
Simple Lumber Radiculopathy, Simple Sciatica
“Lumbar radiculopathy.” When first presented with the medical terminology for this injury, one would hastily assume that their leg would be impaired for life with treatments applied to no avail. Fortunately, a majority of the stress may be relieved when told that lumbar radiculopathy is synonymous with sciatica - it’s the same condition!
By Sanskar Shah11 months ago in Education
What is 'One' Anyway?
Ever since elementary school, I’ve been haunted by a seemingly simple debate: “A dozen eggs is…” or “A dozen eggs are…” Back then, my teachers drilled into me that the unit was key. I never truly grasped the significance until one ordinary day in a grocery store changed everything.
By Eyo Otoabasi11 months ago in Education
Incorporating 'Alice Ball Finds a Cure' into the STEM Curriculum
At the age of 23, pioneering scientist Alice Ball developed the first effective leprosy therapy. An excellent resource for STEM education is her groundbreaking work, which was memorialized in Alice Ball Finds a Cure.
By Michelle Stanley11 months ago in Education
How to Prevent Complications After an Aortic Embolism?
An aortic embolism is a serious ailment that can have life-threatening outcomes if not managed effectively. It ensues when a blood clot obstructs the aorta, the largest artery in the body, disrupting blood flow to vital organs. While medical intervention is crucial, post-embolism care plays an equally significant role in ensuring a smooth recovery and minimising the risk of complications. In this blog, we’ll provide essential tips for recovery and strategies to prevent complications after an aortic embolism.
By Akhil Monga11 months ago in Education
