“Automation in agriculture led the United States to overhaul its education system and develop the K-12 and university system we use today. Similarly, the U.S. must develop a way to re-skill people whose jobs are taken by computer algorithms.” – Andrew Ng Generational divides can affect how we view and embrace the career landscape. We…

Anyone who has ever faced a classroom of students can probably relate to stories of teacher stress. However, new studies suggest that teacher stress is not only becoming an epidemic—it’s affecting students as well. According to a recent study sponsored by the University of Missouri, 93 percent of teachers surveyed said that they experience high…

This year’s K12 poetry contest revealed a number of talented young poets! The theme was “Hometown,” and we received more than 400 poems from students in kindergarten through 12th grade that demonstrate their poetic genius and creativity that spreads from coast to coast. View our online collection of participants, and see the fantastic submissions we received…

Although the majority of people do not think about volcanoes on a regular basis, they are fascinating and, in some cases, dangerous. That is why volcano monitoring is so important. As scientists study rising levels of magma, they are able to better predict when a potential eruption may occur. Hawaii’s Kilauea volcano recently made headlines…

From time to time, particularly around Mother’s Day, a day comes when kids and dads spoil moms. Spa days, going out to eat, doing extra chores, writing sweet notes—these are all ways that we treat our moms on those special days. What happens when that day is over, though?  How can dads continue to give stay-at-home…