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By Rebecca Winkel In my work directing workforce and education research and programs at the American Petroleum Institute (API), I support the natural gas and oil industry’s efforts to create good, family-supporting, career opportunities that provide meaningful work to everyone
Keep Reading The Importance of Improving Access to STEM Education for ALL Students
By Michelle Zimmerman This is a story of several generations. A grandmother, a mother, a daughter. It spans time and place from Ethiopia to the United States. It’s a story of a lineage from the generations that paved the way
Keep Reading AI and Personalized Learning: Afomeya’s Journey
Can you imagine a world in which children actually get excited about going to school? In the era of virtual reality, we have the opportunity to make education stimulating and fun like never before. VR creates an immersive, engaging learning
Keep Reading 5 Ways Virtual Reality Is Transforming the Education Industry
The role of AR in creating equitable, accessible education for everyone By Clemens Braakmann (originally published in the January 2019 issue of AC&E) When it comes to technology integration, the education sector is just picking up pace. Far behind what
Keep Reading Augmenting your classroom reality in STEM learning
By Dr. Royce Avery (originally published in the January 2019 issue of AC&E) Many educators find themselves in a school or a classroom because they were impacted by learning and, specifically, books. This is why we often make a flawed
By Eric Goldreyer, CEO of bulb Digital Portfolios Learning is a lifetime affair. Take it from me–I’ve started and grown enough businesses in the past 25 years to know the most fulfilling endeavors in life are the ones that fuel
Keep Reading Measuring What Matters: Thoughts on a lifetime affair with learning
By Jill Koenemann (originally published in the January 2019 issue of AC&E) It’s one thing to talk about changing the way you teach, and another to actually try a new approach in the classroom. At a PLC meeting last year, my
By Donna Wilson and Marcus Conyers (originally published in the January 2019 issue of AC&E) A prevailing myth in education is that children and teens from low-income families cannot be expected to learn at high levels of academic achievement. The truth
By Curtis M. Loftis, Jr. (originally published in the January 2019 issue of AC&E) It’s clear that a college education is a proven investment for future success. Statistics show the more you learn, the more you earn. A college degree
Keep Reading Making Higher Education Financially Accessible for All
By Casey R. Ahner Equity in education provides the foundation of every student’s success. When educators focus on cultivating a classroom that truly adapts to every child’s background and needs, we can begin to close the gap between opportunity and
Keep Reading 3 Ways Schools Can Create Equity in Every Classroom
