Science Education

Studies show that spacing out learning over time works best

A pressurized science project from Science Buddies

A tingly science project from Science Buddies

A structural science project by Science Buddies

At just before 7:50 A.M. today, July 14, 2015, the New Horizons spacecraft made its closest approach to Pluto. After a 9.5-year, three-billion-mile voyage, the ship got within about 7,750 miles from the surface

Creativity may not be a term that the average person would associate with DNA research or space exploration, but the youth science competition Genes in Space is showing students and teachers that the concepts actually go hand-in-hand. The competition introduces students to cutting-edge technology, asks them to propose real-world questions about the effects of space travel on living organisms, teams students up with science experts, and then performs the winning experiment on the International Space Station.

We spend so much time on standardized testing and measuring learning ability that we don’t track how much we’re developing the key competencies that enable us to imagine what could be

A spinning science activity by Science Buddies

Today would have been my mentor's 80th birthday. Happy Birthday Nick and thanks for showing me that mentors really do matter.

An optical science activity from Science Buddies

Connect With STEM initiative aims to increase both the visibility of a variety of science careers and the diverse types of people doing those jobs

A soapy science activity from Science Buddies