Posts tagged with: "Teaching and Learning"

Subtler forms of harassment erode women’s feelings of legitimacy in physics

Sexual harassment is another barrier women in STEM must overcome, according to a new study. In a survey of undergraduate […]

by Chrystian Tejedor × 0

More millenials are brushing love and romance to the side on Valentine’s Day in recent years. These days, it’s all […]

by Morgan Hughes × 1

Researchers go into the field sometimes with just a backpack, other times with suitcases full of gear. Some tools can […]

by Chrystian Tejedor × 1

Are you a writer? Perhaps a scientist? Or a humanitarian in the making? Whatever your calling, there is a skill […]

by Patricia Cárdenas × 1

Below is a list of FIU experts who can comment on back-to-school topics relating to school readiness, anxiety and emotions, […]

by Ayleen Barbel Fattal × 2

Excitement is contagious in a science classroom and could lead to greater interest in science careers, a new study has […]

by Chrystian Tejedor × 7

Something had to be done. It was 2010 and the alarmingly high failure rate among students who were taking the […]

by Karen Cochrane × 3

Armed with a $3 million National Science Foundation grant, researchers are heading back to high school to encourage more women […]

by Jennifer Lacayo × 3