There are many ways to get your children involved in STEM-related activities. Weekdays and Weekends: Hands-on engineering and design at the MIT Museum in Cambridge.
A curiosity for technology was in the air at the recent Boston STEM Fair for parents and kids. The goal was to raise awareness for
I am delighted to announce a special discount for BostonTechMom readers at iD Tech computer camps. You can save $100 off a camp or $35
Today I am excited to share a gift list that is focused on engineering and computer science and was developed by Project Lead The Way,
Do STEM internships for high school students really exist? The answer is “Yes, they do!” While you may think that internships are only intended for
Would you like to expose your kids to supplementary STEM education outside of the classroom? Then you’re in luck because in addition to a wide
With the 2015/2016 FIRST® Tech Challenge (FTC®) season kicking off September 12, 2015, students, parents, and mentors can expect significant technology changes to the popular
It’s time to celebrate robots and explore robotics during the sixth annual National Robotics Week being held April 4-12, 2015. There will be events and
After-school enrichment programs are well established in most schools and based on my experience, the variety of classes changes each year. As coding and robotics
