STEM.LD

Connecting Teachers and Students to High-Quality STEM Experiences

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STEM.LD is an $8 million federal research grant project intended to increase student participation and improve student outcomes in STEM courses.

STEM.LD provides educators with

high-quality professional learning to increase their instructional knowledge in STEM fields
training to implement STEM-focused student clubs or competition teams

STEM.LD provides students with

advanced STEM coursework options
opportunities to participate in STEM-focused out-of-school time (OST) activities like camps, clubs, or competitions

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STEM.LD in the News

Educators receive STEM instruction at Day of Learning in GreenevilleGREENEVILLE, Tenn. (WJHL)- Local educators gathered at Greeneville High School for a Day of Learning event through the STEM.LD Summer Institute. Funded by an $8.8 million federal research grant, th…

Skynet? Just students and drones at UVA WiseA laser-eyed Arnold Schwarzenegger did not appear in a ball of plasma, but East Tennessee and Southwest Virginia students did put programmed aerial and ground robots through their paces Saturday

Sulphur Springs becomes second elementary school in region to earn STEM designationOn Tuesday, Sulphur Springs Elementary School announced their recent designation by the state of Tennessee as a STEM School. This designation will allow the school to continue their work to

Sulphur Springs students learn how to dream with new CTE labSulphur Springs Elementary has unveiled its new Career and Technical Education (CTE) Lab, in which the school’s principal says students will be able to engage in “fun learning.”

STEM competition takes kids’ passions to future careersJOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (WJHL) — East Tennessee State University (ETSU) hosted a robotics competition for kids ages kindergarten to 12th grade. The Robot Drone League is presented by Streamworks,…

Stem LD(WJHL) Dr. Richard Kitzmiller, Project Director and Law Loving, Workforce Coordinator, both of the Niswonger Foundation tell us about the Science Technology Engineering and Mathematics Learning Des…

‘Life-changing math’: GMS students receive hands-on instruction through tiny house projectGREENEVILLE, Tenn. (WJHL) – Wednesday was no typical school day for a handful of Greeneville Middle School students. Instead of using pens and pencils to fill out worksheets or complete pop q…

CCRE contracts to train Tennessee teachers in cybersecurity educationThe Center for Cybersecurity Research and Education (CCRE) at The University of Alabama in Huntsville (UAH) is contracted with the Niswonger Foundation in Tennessee to train teachers in cybersecurity education as part of an $8.8 million grant with funding from the U.S. Department of Education and matching funds.

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