This article was written by Michael Mayhew and Michelle Hall In the late 1990s, an Englishman from Leeds named Duncan Dallas started a novel program...
It’s that time of the year again! The weather is starting to get cooler in Dallas, the kids are in school, and your back to your normal routine...
It’s summer time! That means vacations, beaches, stay-cations and kids running around at home. While the summer is meant to relax and unwind...
Here is a sneak peek of walkSTEM, a community outreach and teacher development program involving going on a special kind of walk – a math walk...
“Ultimately we hope that even if they don’t feel like they’re a math person, even if they’re not going to be a mathematician – they will be...
The first major retrospective of Ove Arup (1895-1988), the most influential engineer of the 20th century is running at the Victoria and Albert Museum...
This is Part II of a post based upon a conversation with Kent about his experience and perspectives on food, kitchens, his restaurants, and more...
Happy Fourth! Reposting about the conversation I had with the amazing chef, Kent Rathbun last year. Delicious and inspiring – read on!! I had...
Do enjoy this piece, previously published here on talkSTEM in Feb, 2015. How will you help your kids be ENGAGED with creating, learning, thinking...
Math and Art interacting with each other: Sol Lewitt’s Wall Drawing was a reminder of the universality of math as well as of art. Also, the...
