I’m sharing photos I took at SXSW in Austin yesterday afternoon. Please note that I am not promoting any product shown here. I am sharing what I saw...
Here are some of my favorite things at the SXSW Edu “Playground” – which is where I went directly after checking into my hotel a few hours ago...
Watch this video showing some highlights of our January event at the Dallas Contemporary. It was a fun time – with great company, games, conversation, wine, art...
TalkSTEM is pleased to bring you another Youtube video this week. Justine Ludwig shares her views on Art as it relates to Science, and presents her perspective that...
STEAM’s Evening of Honoring Women by Imani Lytle · February 19, 2016 Park Cities People “An Evening Honoring Women in STEAM” by talkSTEM was cohosted at the...
Chess is one way to practice the thinking processes used in science and math. As I wrote in my book, Science, Math, Checkmate: 32 Chess Activities for Inquiry and...
An Evening Honoring Women in STEAM talKSTEM has created a flip book to commemorate An Evening Honoring Women in STEAM hosted by talkSTEM & Dallas Contemporary...
Blogs, Careers in STEM/STEAM, Girls and Women in STEM/STEAM, Out of School Learning, Teaching Strategies
Seeing Math through Mime by Tanya & Tim Chartier
Mathematics lives largely in an unseen world. Mathematicians see the relationships of such entities without physical interaction. In his book, The Math Gene, Keith...
By Christina Carlisle (NTEC) and Jennifer Makins (Parish Episcopal School) Parish is proud to partner with leaders in the North Texas community to provide a fun...
Blogs, Science/Computer Science Learning, Teaching Strategies
Eighth Grade Physical Science: The Power of Choice and Time by M. McEwen
Students began the chemistry unit with a review of the structure of an atom and the basic organization of the periodic table. Standard stuff for a middle school physical...