Education
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The U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation’s Achieving Tomorrow STEM Scholars program uses online gaming and simulations to teach critical STEM skills.
It is a widely shared opinion among tech executives that coding is a win-win for companies and for students.
Technology will never be able to replace the importance of the human spirit.
A cadre of savvy companies and organizations are using the process of creating digital credentials to identify the unique skills and competencies that they require – and sending a clear signal to the market and creating a pathway for would-be employees and aspiring executives.
Doug Luciani, a business leader in Michigan, argues that access to quality child care is a crucial element to building and strengthening America's workforce.
What if there was a network of supportive "farm teams" to help workers learn the skills necessary to succeed?
Dr. Laura Jana offers her thoughts on the June 21 event on high-quality child care and the workforce.
While nearly half of high school graduates in 2016 expressed an interest in pursuing STEM majors or careers, just 26 percent of them met a college-readiness benchmark that indicates whether a student is well-prepared for first-year courses such as calculus, biology, chemistry and physics
“Earn, save, spend, donate.” The first of several video themes offered as part of a new financial literacy program, Cha-Ching™ Money Smart Kids! launched this April through a partnership between








