Annie Easley
Annie Easley Starting out at NASA as a human computer, she developed and implemented computer code used in determining solar, wind, and energy projects.
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Dr. Sameera Moussa
Dr. Sameera Moussa's discoveries paved the way for nuclear research to be more accessible and cost effective.
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Dr. Marie Maynard Daly
Dr. Marie Maynard Daly was the first African American woman to earn a Ph.D. in Chemistry
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Dr. Patricia Bath
American ophthalmologist, inventor, humanitarian, and academic.
Dr Patricia Bath was first black doctor to receive a medical patent. She invented the Laserphaco Probe for cataract treatment. She held four patents for her inventions. As a humanitarian, Dr. ...
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Positive Stress: How to Recognize and Handle It
Positive stress sounds somewhat conflicting, right? But in actuality, certain forms of stress can be beneficial. Just like there are good cholesterol and bad cholesterol, stress can be both harmful and helpful.
What is stress?
The definition of stres...
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Bitsbox Review
Bitsbox is a subscription box for children ages 6 to 12. Each month, kids receive a project kit from Bitsbox.
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Kiwi Crate Review
Kiwi Crate is a Kiwi Co. educational subscription box geared toward children of all ages. If you subscribe, each month, your child will receive a box with a S.T.E.M.-related (science, technology, engineering, math) hands-on project or creative materials. Depe...
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How To Know If A School is STEM Ready
The secret to exciting school-based STEM learning is a mix of resources, good teachers, and an administration open to trying new things. But how can parents determine if their child’s potential school encompasses this mix? If you’re a parent looking for...
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College Readiness: Four Key Takeaways From the 2018 ACT Scores Profile
Over the last few decades, the education community in the United States has placed a great deal of emphasis on career and college readiness. In fact, the standard of being career and college ready is a major tenet of the Common Core curriculum that has been i...
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11 STEM Inspired Birthday Ideas For Girls
Her birthday is approaching, and you don’t have any ideas for how to celebrate! Does she love exploring the world by concocting her own homemade science projects? Or is she always up to date on the latest technology? Is your girl a builder who loves engineeri...
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