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As parents, educators, and caregivers, we all want children to see themselves as capable problem-solvers. We want them to ask questions, think creatively, work collaboratively, and develop the confidence to tackle challenges. That's exactly why I wrote this illustrated middle grade chapter book. The STEM Kids Make a Robot book cover with four diverse 4th graders building a recycling robot At its heart, this story is about a group of fourth-grade students who identify a proble

What happens when a group of curious fourth graders decides to tackle a real-world problem with creativity, teamwork, and engineering? I'm excited to introduce my newest illustrated middle grade chapter book—a story designed to inspire the next generation of innovators, problem-solvers, and changemakers.

"I'm still doing the work. I'm still walking in purpose. I'm just doing it on my terms."

Dr. Berry talks more about creativity and innovation and her hopes for what the open source hardware platform will do for academics.

This post talks about the importance of Rosiebot and Lilybot and their use for outreach and introduction to robotics in the classroom.

Each year, I receive numerous emails from high school students in engineering classes like Project Lead The Way. I have figured out that...