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Alternative Systems for Human Waste Management
Alternative Systems for Human Waste Management

This project lays the groundwork for community conversations about the design and deployment of strategies for innovative, biotech solutions that mitigate the range of climate change impacts--increasing the likelihood of such solutions to be widely adopted.

Sound Travels at MassArt: A Sonic Exploration of Learning
Sound Travels at MassArt: A Sonic Exploration of Learning

The Studio for Interrelated Media at Massachusetts College of Art and Design is teaming up with Sound Travels, a TERC project exploring the role of sound in out-of-school learning. This collaboration invites MassArt students to develop sound-based artistic experiences that investigate how sound captures attention and sparks learning.

Exploring Students’ Data Science Learning and Participation through Engagement with Authentic, Messy Data at DataFest
Exploring Students’ Data Science Learning and Participation through Engagement with Authentic, Messy Data at DataFest

This project explores how students engage with messy, authentic data in interdisciplinary ways and what influences their choices to participate at DataFest.

TERC Studies Find Starting Algebra by Grade 3 Promises Lifelong Success; New NSF-funded Study Seeks to Prove Even Earlier is Better
TERC Studies Find Starting Algebra by Grade 3 Promises Lifelong Success; New NSF-funded Study Seeks to Prove Even Earlier is Better

TERC researchers to further explore effectiveness of teaching algebra in K-2 in diverse classroom settings.

Maria Blanton, Senior Scientist at TERC, is the recipient of the 2020 Award for Interdisciplinary Excellence in Mathematics Education.
Maria Blanton, Senior Scientist at TERC, is the recipient of the 2020 Award for Interdisciplinary Excellence in Mathematics Education.

This is a wonderful honor, recognizing all that Maria has contributed to the field throughout her career especially in the area of early algebra education.

iSWOOP
iSWOOP

iSWOOP brought scientists, educators, and interpreters together to foster a better understanding of the science that’s going on in national parks.