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The Future Looks Bright According to Young American Inventor and Author, Gitanjali Rao

Meet the college student who’s changing the world with innovative solutions and promoting the power of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) for positive impact every chance she gets

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Going Deep Into Our Understanding of Our Ocean Planet Through Museum Learning

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Finding Our Place in Space Through the Lenses of Art, Culture, History and Science

Hard-copy of the FY2023 Smithsonian Education Impact Report held in someone’s hands.

2023 Education Impact Report Released

a collage of four images of educators; one is holding a blue crab, one is holding a bullfrog at night, one is taking a picture of an oyster basket, one is holding a crab with large plastic tweezers by the side of a river

Educators from Across the Country Convene on the Chesapeake Bay with a Network of Fellow 'Earth Optimists'

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Sharing the Inspirational Stories of Innovative Women on Your School Bookshelf

A young adult in a red polo points to a worksheet on a table. Three students are sitting at the table which has a table top rocket launcher, straw rocket, and table sign with instructions on top of it.

A Simulation into Space Supports Students' Skills in STEAM

Whale swimming in the water with a tear on the side of its body.

Saving Whales with Computational Thinking

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Creating Dialogue on Bias Through 'The Bias Inside Us' Educator Toolkit

Summit team developing a logic model at Xavier University

Transforming K-12 STEM Education by Diversifying the STEM Teacher Workforce

Three adults wearing chest waders laughing and in silly poses. They are standing on sand behind a line of plastic bins filled with water.

When the Chesapeake Bay Serves as Your Research Laboratory and Inspiration for the Classroom

Globe with a quote "Are we educating our students to understand the complex global challenges of our time?"

Teaching About Real-World, Transdisciplinary Problems and Phenomena through Convergence Education

A group of educators sit around a rectangular table with various design materials, phones and laptops.

The Case for Training Teachers in Object-Based Learning

From left to right there are three panels. In the first panel, Dr. Nancy Knowlton is smiling in front of a dark, cloudy sky. She has brown hair and is wearing glasses and a black wet suit. In the second panel, Dr. Rachel Page is smiling, has her hair up,

Transforming the Stories of Smithsonian Women Scientists Into Interactive Classroom Experiences

Students cluster in groups and individually around a sandy area, adding and refining the community map they are building out of sand, leaves, and sticks.

Education to Create a Sustainable Future

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Museum Mentors Enable a Future-Ready Generation of Young Environmental Leaders

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Sharing Hopeful Visions for a Sustainable Future With Learners of All Ages

Smithsonian EdX Course for Teachers

Ten Ready-to-Use Resources for Your Teaching Toolkit

Smithsonian’s National Zoo AMZAP members

Why a Group of Zoo and Aquarium Professionals Wants to Ensure the Future of Their Field Is More Inclusive

Moments that highlight the joy and excitement of scientific inquiry—such as this student using a Van de Graaff generator—can spark interest in a STEM-related career. Here are some career-focused resources that can supplement that interest. (National Air and Space Museum)

Sparking Excitement About STEM Through Exposure to Career Pathways

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