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5 priorities to prepare students for a changing world
A global Cambridge study reveals the five skills that matter more than test scores for your future.
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Md. Teacher of the Year finalists announced
The Teacher of the Year among these 7 finalists will be announced on Sept. 26.
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Dental records show dinosaurs’ diverse diets
What’s on the Jurassic menu? New research shows giant herbivores avoided competition by picking very different plant parts.
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US sex ed mostly insufficient: new study
Despite evidence that comprehensive sex ed improves health, most U.S. states still push abstinence and limited topics.
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Great Salt Lake’s fragile future emerges from the mud
Sediment cores reveal how Utah’s landmark lake was transformed by settlers, industry, and climate change, raising questions about its future survival.
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Great whites have a DNA mystery science can’t explain
Once on the brink of extinction during the last ice age, great white sharks made a remarkable global recovery, but their DNA reveals a baffling story.
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Employers say math skills falling short, Gallup finds
A Gallup survey shows 85% of managers want stronger employee math skills, esp. financial and data science, for tomorrow’s workforce.
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Scientists finally solve the mystery of lightning
A Penn State-led research team has unraveled the long-standing mystery of how lightning begins inside thunderclouds.
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Math helps to protect crops from invasive disease
Math saves crops! Discover how algorithms and probability protect harvests from disease and secure our food supply.
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Hopkins scientists grow a mini human brain
Scientists at Johns Hopkins have grown a tiny, living human brain model, opening new possibilities for studying brain disorders.
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