Corliss students take FAA’s drone-flying license exam By Paul Katula • Nov 27, 2022 A Chicago high school is proud of its new drone-flying licensure prep class, which opens up career opportunities for STEM students.
21st century needs collaborative problem solving By Press Release • Dec 7, 2018 Few schools teach (formally, at least) one of the most important 21st-century skills: collaborative problem solving.
Joppatowne C.T.E. explores homeland security science By Paul Katula • Oct 3, 2018 Homeland security needs many scientists & technicians due to heightened vigilance. High schools are preparing students.
Trump signs 1st major education law By Paul Katula • Aug 1, 2018 A new law underscores the president's hope to "develop the workforce" in the nation's "booming economy." 1st major ed bill signed.
LEAF internships bring city students to nature By Paul Katula • Jul 15, 2018 A paid internship at the Nature Conservancy exposes city students to environmental careers. 22 years running.
Finding ‘your passion’ may not be the best advice By Press Release • Jul 12, 2018 Recent research studies suggest that in an increasingly interdisciplinary world, "finding your passion" isn't as good as "developing" it.
Male success stereotypes undermine women’s interest By Press Release • Jan 13, 2018 Why are women underrepresented in certain fields, and why do they have less interest in certain careers? Society could be to blame.
New business curriculum: MAGA, #MeToo, NFL, Uber By Paul Katula • Dec 26, 2017 Responding to popular protests, mistreating women, and acknowledging a growth culture are being hastily added to business curricula in the US.
Tech leaders, all female, say change is needed By Paul Katula • Dec 25, 2017 There's more to equality than the number of women promoted in technology-related careers or companies; end sexism.
Coloring is OK, but it’s not really art therapy By Press Release • Dec 17, 2017 Coloring can help relieve stress & make people feel better; art therapists help patients build relationships & grow internally.