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Moving-STEM-Forward

Volume 4, Issue 8

August 2025

Dear TERC friend,

 

 

As we celebrate TERC's 60th anniversary, we invite you to tell us what TERC has meant to you. 

 

➡️ Be a story teller

 

Your words could appear in an upcoming newsletter!

What's New in STEM Education Research

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Expanding AI Ethics in Higher Ed

What do students really take away from learning AI ethics? This new study explores their perceptions and learning outcomes.

Read the research ➡️

"We're Trying to Break Misconception"

How giving back supports persistence in computer science for a Filipina in undergraduate school.

Explore the case study ➡️

Leveling the Computational Playing Field

A new study investigates which factors predict computational thinking in game-based learning.

Find out what matters ➡️

Seeing Every Student as a Mathematician

A new book by Susan Jo Russell and Deborah Schifter provides examples and a clear vision to create math classrooms where all students can succeed.

Be a change maker ➡️

Fresh on the Blog

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STEM + Entrepreneurship Through Making

Middle school students explore math and careers through hands-on making experiences.

Meet the students ➡️

How Sound Shapes Learning

Can sound impact learning in museums and informal settings? A new study investigates.

Listen in ➡️

Making Math Meaningful for Middle Schoolers

Learn how TERC's project helped youth connect with math in creative, hands-on ways. 

See the impact ➡️

Share Your Story

Share Your NDinSTEM Experience

Are you a math educator working with neurodivergent learners? Or a learner yourself?

 

We're collecting stories for a new book about math, identity and ND experiences. Your voice matters.

 

Email us to learn more  ➡️ndinstem@terc.edu

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