Hands On! Feature Article
The TERC Scholars Program
The first cohort of interns share about their immersion in STEM research and experimentation alongside TERC project teams, and how their futures could be impacted by gaining this unique lens on the power of STEM education
NEWS
June 21, 2018—Families Needed to Test Signing Glossary
Visit a Boston Area Museum or Botanical Garden This Summer!
May 31, 2018—Announcement
Hands On! Spring/Summer 2018 now available
May 16, 2018—Announcement
TERC Board member, Diane Souvaine, elected to chair NSF's National Science Board
May 14, 2018—Press Release
TERC Hosts the 2018 STEM for All Video Showcase, May 14th- 21st funded by the National Science Foundation
April 5, 2018—Announcement
TERC is searching for a Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Officer
Featured Project
Center for Innovative Research in Cyber Learning — Perspective on EdGE
Plus an interview with EdGE director, Jodi Asbell-Clarke, about the NSF-funded project to study the development of computational thinking for upper elementary and middle grades students. More »
TERC Welcomes Two New Board Members
TERC’s Board of Trustees has appointed two new members: Chi Onyebuchi, Director of Global Program Management at Takeda Pharmaceuticals and Christina Olayon-Baker.
Featured Research
Algebraic Reasoning in the Elementary Classroom: Results of a Professional Development Program for Teachers
Authors: Susan Jo Russell, Deborah Schifter, Virginia Bastable. Megan Franke
—TERC (2016).
This paper describes a professional development experience designed to help teachers support their students to make, represent, and justify generalizations about the behavior of the operations … Read More »
Featured Service
STEM Education Evaluation Center (SEEC) offers consultation, external evaluation, and research support for existing STEM education grants and programs, and we collaborate with proposal writing teams to design studies. We are experienced quantitative and qualitative researchers with expertise grounded in theory and practice spanning STEM education.
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Featured Product
Zoombinis Available Now for iOS and Android Tablets
Zoombinis, the small blue creatures, each with distinct personalities and appearances, are all imprisoned by the evil Bloats who took over their home – and they need your help to reach the safety of Zoombiniville. Using logic, data analysis, pattern finding and problem solving skills, children and adults will face a series of increasingly difficult challenges set within entertaining environments such as Pizza Pass, Titanic Tattooed Toads and Mudball Wall. Learn More »
