If you are a teacher looking for new ways to engage students at home, Studica can help. For nearly 35 years, Studica has been committed to the education market. We are continually monitoring resources that are available to educators during this time. For career exploration and more, we have an exciting (and complimentary) online resource from Edge Factor that provides … Read More
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The goal of the Southern Regional Education Board’s (SREB’s) Advanced Career STEM and project-based curricula is to align the workforce needs of different states and to help them prepare their students to build the 21st-century skills their economies and local employers seek. Advanced Career students graduate fully prepared for the workplace and postsecondary studies. AC firmly believes that students shouldn’t … Read More
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We are always excited to learn how educators are implementing the Advanced Career pathways in their schools and the success their students are having with project-based learning. The Southern Regional Education Board (SREB) offers the Advanced Career (AC) program as part of their “High Schools That Work” initiative. This program has had great success in schools across the southern region, … Read More
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There is great news for schools interested in adopting SREB’s Advanced Career pathways. The Southern Regional Education Board (SREB) is offering 100 training grants to educational institutions within SREB and High Schools That Work (HSTW) states. These schools are required to adopt one or more Advanced Career (AC) curricula for the 2016-2017 school year. This grant will allow teachers to … Read More
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A high school student from Lexington-Richland District Five in South Carolina was honored with the 2015 Young Innovator of the Year award for his clean energy project. Tyler Wrenn, a senior at Chapin High School, was recognized for the award by InnoVison during a ceremony in September earlier this year. Wrenn is part of the Center for Advanced Technical Studies … Read More
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As an educator, parent or concerned citizen, you know that the current state of STEM education in the United States is very poor. We live in a country where every day thousands of students drop out of school. It’s hard to believe that even today students do not graduate from high school. Of those who do graduate, many are not … Read More
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