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STEM moves the world forward. And we exist to move STEM learning forward.

A child from the inner city goes on to cure a life-threatening disease. A teenage girl prepares for college to study breakthrough robotics. A teacher inspires students to pursue alternative energy solutions. All made possible through science, technology, engineering, and math education.

We are TERC, a non-profit made up of teams of
forward-thinking math and science education and research experts. For more than
50 years,  » Read more

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Kim Descoteaux
Kim Descoteaux

Project Manager

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The STEAMworks Room
The STEAMworks Room

Imagine a place where learners of all ages are introduced to the exciting world of STEM.

Imagine an environment where programs and activities stimulate eager minds, encouraging them to ask questions and solve problems in fun, hands-on ways. Imagine a place where all learners have equal access to the tools for success. Welcome to STEAMworks.

About STEAMworks

STEAMworks is TERC’S community room, located in the heart of Cambridge, Massachusetts. At STEAMworks we host events open to the public during community celebrations such as the Cambridge Science Festival and Mass STEM Week.  » Read more

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Cara DiMattia
Cara DiMattia

Director of Information Technology and Operations

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Internships
Internships

TERC internships help students explore career possibilities in STEM education research while building the skills and experience needed to become talented, competitive job seekers. Through hands-on projects and mentorship from experienced researchers, interns gain valuable insights and practical tools that prepare them for success in the STEM workforce.

Summer TERC Scholars Program:Research Experience for Undergraduates (REU)

The National Science Foundation (NSF) has officially terminated the award that provided funding for the Research Experiences for Undergraduates (REU) program,  » Read more

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TERC Scholars Program
TERC Scholars Program

TERC Scholars Program

On site for up to 10 hours per week, each TERC Scholar
becomes an active member of a project team and works under the supervision of
the project’s leaders to help advance project goals and gain STEM education
knowledge. Scholars engage in authentic research activities, such as classroom
data collection, literature syntheses, instrument testing, data coding and
analysis, and case study development.

TERC Scholars come from a variety of backgrounds and majors. Each scholar is assigned a mentor who assists them in navigating a professional workplace and guides them toward professional development opportunities.  » Read more

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Brian Drayton
Brian Drayton

Co-Director Center for School Reform

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Karen Economopoulos
Karen Economopoulos

Director of the Investigations Center for Curriculum and Professional Development

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Teon Edwards
Teon Edwards

Senior Leader, Co-Founder and Director of EdGE

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