AEOP High School Apprenticeships: Get Hands-on Experience in a Research Lab
January 27, 2023
Apply for Summer Work Experience in a U.S. Army Research Lab or Center or a Partner University Are you a high school student who dreams
Tech Events for Kids in Boston – March 2015 Roundup
February 25, 2015
There are many ways to get your child involved in STEM-related activities this March. March 1, 3, 4: Take part in YouthSpark Winter Camp and
Life Skills Teens Gain From Being Part of a FIRST Robotics Team
February 18, 2015
I played high school sports and loved the experience of being part of a team. When I had the chance to attend a recent presentation
Popular Science Features the Best DIY Projects of 2014
February 11, 2015
Because Popular Science is such a good tech read for teens, I reached out to the editors at the magazine to see what articles would
Einstein’s Workshop: The Tech Play Space for Boston Area Kids
February 4, 2015
Looking for a drop-in play space for your kids that caters to technology, designing, and engineering? A place where they can explore, build, and create
Tech Events for Kids in Boston – February 2015 Roundup
January 28, 2015
There are many ways to get your child involved in STEM-related activities this February. February 1, 8, 15, 22: Hands-on engineering and design at the
Love of Technology, Video Games and Computer Programming: One Path to a Career as a Computer Programmer
January 20, 2015
I was delighted to read in my town’s newspaper that high school senior, Jack Stone, had developed a free Edline app, called iEdline, for iOS
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Cyndi Reitmeyer is BostonTechMom’s founder and the person behind the articles and program listings. Her blog explores topics related to raising children who are comfortable, competent, capable, and confident around science, technology, engineering, and math—whether they’re headed for a STEM career or not.
A business professional for tech startups and the mother of two girls, Cyndi is committed to helping parents help their kids explore STEM from a young age. She searches for a spectrum of STEM opportunities that are hands-on, creative, and inclusive, and most important, FUN!
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