STEM education on the rise in Iowa schools
After seeing a shortage in its professional workforce, Iowa set out to promote STEM education in the classroom through project-based and hands-on learning. Read More
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Cutting down on conflict minerals
Ever wonder if your laptop or tablet contains natural resources extracted in a conflict zone? Student Reporting Labs reporter Gabriel Gamino Guerrero interviewed Arizona State… Read More
Do recent technological advances benefit educational experiences?
Do recent technological advances benefit educational experiences? from Student Reporting Labs on Vimeo. When the student reporters with the PBS NewsHour Student Reporting Labs… Read More
How to stay connected without the consequences
How to stay connected without the consequences from Student Reporting Labs on Vimeo. Some teens would argue that social media and smartphones were harmoniously made… Read More
Should students be allowed to use tech for standardized testing?
Should students be allowed to use tech for standardized testing? from Student Reporting Labs on Vimeo. At Royal Oak High School a discussion… Read More
Detroit Zoo uses captive breeding to ‘sustain zoo population’
Detroit Zoo uses captive breeding to ‘sustain zoo population’, PETA disagrees. from Student Reporting Labs on Vimeo. As populations of endangered animals diminish in… Read More
Citizen scientists get hands on experience studying climate change
At Glacier National Park, students are banding together to study the effects of global climate change on their park’s wildlife and ecosystem. As part… Read More
Has technology opened a gateway to ‘a new form of torment’?
The PBS NewsHour Student Reporting Labs youth journalists from Shenandoah High School in Shenandoah, Iowa investigate cyberbullying in their state. Examining new legislation from Governor… Read More
Wisconsin teens explore how locals are ‘greening up’
Youth reporters in Wisconsin investigate how locals in their small town are going green. Read More
More schools move to one-to-one technology
One-to-one computing is on the rise, but does the idea really bring 21st century skills to the hands of every student? Wisconsin teens report. Read More