Efforts to fulfill a STEM pipeline cannot begin in college--we need more thoughtfulness and action occurring in K-12.

This was published 9 years ago STEM education: Kindergarten is where it should begin Children must develop an interest in science, technology, engineering and maths at a young age to excel at them ...

“Why should we wait until students are 5 years old and entering kindergarten to begin engaging in STEM activities?” Joshua Sneideman of the Natural Start Alliance wrote in 2013.

In kindergarten, there is no science achievement gap between boys and girls, according to a new study based on a large national data set. Different racial and ethnic groups showed different ...

Picture-Perfect STEM Lessons, Grade 1 features 11 exciting, ready-to-use lessons and activities, all of which use high-quality picture books to integrate STEM subjects with language arts.

A new study finds that the hole in the STEM pipeline that leaves out too many students of color may start far earlier than we thought: before kindergarten.

A Norwegian study of kindergarten children reveals that girls are more interested in language activities than boys. As a result boys may receive less linguistic stimulation and become less ...

The Department of Education and Training has kicked off the search for an organisation to implement its AU$6 million Australia-wide early learning science, technology, engineering, and mathematics ...

The program includes hundreds of kindergarten students in Jerusalem, Beersheba and Kiryat Melachi who will continue to learn in STEM classes The children, who received tablets from Lockheed Martin ...