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Driven by our belief in the transformative power of education, we scaled, digitized and provided greater access to our award-winning STEM curricula and college-access programs in an effort to reach millions of underrepresented students worldwide.

Use these interactive resources, designed for students in grades 6–12, to develop problem-solving and decision-making skills with real-world applications in college access, STEM learning, language arts, and more.

(Re)Defining STEM

In this educator module, learn why STEM education is a mindset, not just an acronym. Uncover the principles of effective STEM teaching and learning, and leave with concrete strategies for...
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(Re)Defining Student Engagement

In this educator module, learn why traditional methods of determining student engagement can often be inadequate, and discover ways to meaningfully increase engagement using key indicators that can actually be...
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Academic Résumé

This lesson will help students reflect on leadership and community service, and how they play an important role in the college application process. Students will then develop their own academic...
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Beating Mosquitoes at Their Own Game

Students will use science and inquiry to study disease transmission and treatments, then learn mapping techniques using GIS. After learning how biotechnology can play a role in limiting disease outbreak,...
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Body Systems and Biomimicry

Students will explore the field of biomimicry via a squid dissection, comparing a squid’s body systems to that of mammals. They will then design and prototype a mechanical arm that...
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Breaking the Force to Explore Surface Tension

Are you ready to break the force – the intermolecular force, that is?! With a few common household items, this episode of STEM Unplugged will explore the chemistry concept of...
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Bringing Students Back to the Center

In this educator module, learn why a student-centered approach to teaching can transform classrooms. Discover strategies and practices that can improve the learning experience and turn students from passive to...
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Career Path

In this lesson, students will learn about career clusters and pathways available to them after high school graduation. After taking a career interest survey, students will interview individuals in their...
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City Planning for Biodiversity and Our Future

In this lesson, students will learn about biodiversity and the benefits it has, even in more urban areas. After doing a hands-on activity to calculate a biodiversity index, students will...
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Collaboration in the Digital Space

Learn how to drive collaboration with teaching practices that ensure active student engagement and steps to get started.
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College Blueprint

Take a virtual campus tour to learn about the college admissions and application process. Understand what it takes to research different colleges, tips for completing a college application, and helpful...
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Creating an Inquiry Mindset

In this educator module, learn why inquiry-based teaching practices can radically transform the learning experience and help build students’ critical skills. Along the way, understand the types of inquiry and...
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Deep Thinking for Lifelong Learning

In this educator module, learn what deep-thinking is and how it benefits students, and uncover tools and practices that can build students’ critical thinking skills that can last a lifetime.
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Digital Transmission

Students in this lesson will learn the science behind photography as they explore manipulating shutter speed to capture light motion trails. Throughout, students will learn about the properties of light...
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Entomology Explorations

Students in this lesson will learn how insects are classified as well as collection techniques. They will then collect data about insect species in their local environment, before being introduced...
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Family Design Challenges (x25 in English/x25 in Spanish)

These family-friendly activities for all ages will unlock your creativity to explore, design and test solutions for real-world problems. The challenges use everyday household items but you can switch them...
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FAQs About Pursuing Higher Education

In this episode of College Tidbits we're answering questions from high school students across the country pursuing higher education.
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Financial Pur$uit

Learn how to make paying for college a reality in this interactive experience. Make stops along the way to your goal of reaching college while learning about the types of...
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Find Your Passion

Students in this activity will identify the things they love doing and brainstorm future pathways that align with their passions. Along the way they will create mind maps and written...
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Finding the Right College Fit

As a family, learn how to approach the college application process with this interactive activity. Understand the factors to consider – such as tuition cost, location, and college fit –...
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Geometric Building Design

In this lesson, students will use mapping software to visualize the relationship between two-dimensional and three-dimensional shapes. They will then create 2-D and 3-D scale building models before they present...
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How to Build a Moon Model to Study Lunar Phases

This episode of STEM Unplugged shows students how to build a model of the moon to understand lunar phases using just a few items found around the house.
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How to Calculate the Volume of a Clubhead

This episode of STEM Unplugged shows students how to measure volume using something called the Archimedes Principle. Using only a container and water, learn how mathematics connects to the sport...
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How to Experiment with Pharmaceutical Engineering

In this episode of STEM Unplugged, students will learn how engineers design pill casings for medicines to deliver a desired effect in the human body through a step-by-step experiment that...
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How to navigate making a college decision

In this episode of #CollegeTidbit, we share the story of a student transitioning to higher education and factors for students to consider as they decide the best college for their...
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How to practice gratitude and celebrate student achievement

Learn the importance of student recognition with tips and best practices to get started today.
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How to set personal and academic goals

In this episode of College Tidbit, we share tips for setting academic personal goals, tracking and measuring progress and welcome current Earl Woods Scholars to share their goals and strategies.
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How to Succeed in Virtual Interviews

In this episode of College Tidbit we shares tips to help students master virtual interviews for all occasions. Whether you're preparing for an upcoming job, volunteer opportunity or scholarships, these...
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How to Use Digital Learning Portfolios

Check out methods of tracking student projects and celebrating milestones through digital learning protfolios.
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How to use digital simulations to enhance learning

Learn how digital simulations can better engage students and enhance learning outcomes through free interactive simulations.
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How to Use the Engineering Design Process to Solve Problems

In this episode of STEM Unplugged, students will learn about a five-step engineering design process that they can use to find solutions to real-world problems using a few simple supplies.
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Interdisciplinary Learning: Making Connections

In this educator module, learn why an interdisciplinary approach to learning can help build critical skills that connect to the workforce. Along the way, uncover strategies for incorporating authentic interdisciplinary...
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Magnetic Migration

In this lesson, students will build their understanding of magnetic properties, then explore Earth’s magnetic fields and build a working compass. They will then participate in research teams and explore...
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Making Rock Candy Crystals

In this episode of STEM Unplugged, students will uncover the chemistry behind rocky candy crystals through a hands-on at-home experiment.
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Mind Jar: A Simple Tool for Calm

In this episode of STEM Unplugged, we’ll highlight how our brain reacts when we’re feeling overwhelmed and stressed. Following five easy steps, students will leave the lesson with a mind...
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Navigating Financial Aid

In this family activity, learn why paying for college is within reach. Discover the various financial aid options available to students and families, and how a college education really can...
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No Pressure with this Easy Barometer

Do you ever wonder how meteorologists predict the weather? With a few common household items, this episode of STEM Unplugged will show you how to make a tool that can...
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Outdoor Explorations

In this episode of STEM Unplugged, students will go on an outdoor exploration of their backyards or neighborhoods and investigate with their senses to dive deeper into the natural environment.
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Personal Statement

Students in this activity will learn how to develop a strong and engaging Personal Statement for college admissions. They will analyze a sample essay before writing early drafts of their...
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Project Pipeline

In this lesson, students will use the engineering design process to design and construct a model pipeline that can carry water from one location to another. Along the way, students...
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Rethinking Failure

Students in this engaging activity will learn how failure is a critical step along the pathway to accomplishing goals and achieving growth. Through hands-on activities and active reflection, students will...
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Robotics to the Rescue

Learn about natural disasters and how robots can be used to aid in reconnaissance and recovery efforts. Conduct a virtual rescue mission and explore the diverse range of careers in...
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Scholarship Case Study: Reducing the Gap

Students in this activity will review three sample applications, deciding which one will be selected by a mock committee. Along the way, students will learn ways they can best highlight...
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Sensitive Delivery

In this lesson, students will be presented with a real-world program and apply learned science and engineering concepts and practices to design a package that utilizes self-heating and self-cooling technology.
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Student Life at UCLA

In this episode of College Tidbit our host, Denisse Jover, visits UCLA to catch up with Earl Woods Scholar Andy Ho as he shares insight into life at UCLA and...
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Testing Methods to Clean an Oil Spill

In this episode of STEM Unplugged, students will explore the science behind an oil spill and perform household experiments to understand the various solutions to this real-world environmental hazard.
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The Science Behind Bubbling Lava Lamps

Curious about what causes those mesmerizing bubbles in lava lamps? In this episode of STEM Unplugged, students will make their own lava lamp using a few common household items while...
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The Scientific Secret of Fluffy Pancakes

Do you want to learn a little chemistry while cooking? In this episode of STEM Unplugged we'll walk students through a quick at-home experiment to show how a simple chemical...
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The Three Dimensions of Engagement

Explore the three dimensions of student engagement and how to implement them with your students.
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To Our Solar System and Back

Learn about astronomy and how scientists explore the cosmos. Then command a virtual rocket launch to explore a nearby celestial body and learn about the careers that explore and understand...
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Tracing Life’s Roots

Take on the role of a zoologist and investigate animal ancestry. Learn how scientists use anatomy, DNA, and genetics to understand how life evolves, and discover the diverse range of...
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Video Game Design

In this lesson, students will learn about the fundamental principles of game design, then learn basic logic and coding concepts before collaborating with peers to storyboard and practice building their...
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What’s Lurking in Your Fast Food?

In this lesson, students will learn about the building blocks of life – carbohydrates, lipids and proteins – by conducting a series of chemical tests. They will then conduct research...
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