Families Needed to Test Signing Glossary

June 21, 2018

Visit a Boston Area Museum or Botanical Garden This Summer!

We are looking for families with at least one member who is deaf or hard of hearing and uses ASL for communication to help us test a signing glossary during a visit to a science museum, natural history museum, and/or botanical garden. The glossary is being developed with funding from NSF. Admission costs will be covered. We will arrange a time for the visit that is convenient for you.  » Read more

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Hands On! Spring/Summer 2018

May 31, 2018

We are happy to release the latest version of Hands On! TERC’s commitment to and passion for social justice in education resonates throughout the Spring/Summer 2018 issue. Enjoy reading these articles and share them with your colleagues and network.

Download Hands On! Spring/Summer 2018

Last fall the TERC Scholar’s Program, an internship program led by Dr. Mia Ong, received its first cohort of interns, currently enrolled at Wheelock College. You’ll hear directly from these young learners as they share about their immersion in STEM research and experimentation alongside TERC project teams,  » Read more

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May 17, 2018: Announcement

May 17, 2018

TERC Board Member, Diane Souvaine, elected to chair the National Science Board

TERC Hosts the 2018 STEM for All Video Showcase

May 14, 2018

TERC Hosts the 2018 STEM for AllVideo Showcase, May 14th– 21st funded by the National Science Foundation

Now in its 4th year, the STEM for All Video Showcase will feature three-minute video presentations and online discussions from 215 federally-funded innovative projects aimed at improving science, mathematics, engineering, technology and computer science learning.

All are welcome to participate by viewing videos of interest, engaging in online conversations, and voting for the Public Choice award.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Cambridge,  » Read more

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March 30, 2018: Announcement

March 30, 2018

Focus on Energy and Sara Lacy’s NSTA session featured in CADRE March newsletter