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Educator work group floats standards for teaching students social-emotional skills

Educators from across Missouri have arrived at a draft set of guidelines that they say will help students "become good humans." ....

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$4 million grant to encourage STEM education in Missouri schools


COLUMBIA - The University of Missouri s Enhancing Missouri’s Instructional Networked Teaching Strategies (eMINTS) National Center received a $3.9 million grant on Monday from the U.S. Department of Education. 
The eMINTS National Center will use the grant to fund a project that will teach computer coding skills to rural schools across Missouri. 
It s a way to get students involved and interested in computer science. We want to introduce students to that world, Carla Chaffin, the grant’s primary investigator and instructional consultant with the eMINTS National Center, said.
Chaffin has worked for over seven years to get this program started for schools in Missouri. ....

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$4 million grant will teach computer coding to rural Missouri students | K-12 Education


$4 million grant will teach computer coding to rural Missouri students | K-12 Education
News Highlights: $4 million grant will teach computer coding to rural Missouri students | K-12 Education.
The Enhancing Missouri’s Instructional Networked Teaching Strategies, or eMINTS, National Center at MU College of Education educates fifth grade students about computer coding and motivates them to show an interest in STEM.
According to a press release, the United States Department of Education has spent the $ 3.9 million education innovation and research grant that eMINTS uses to generate interest in computer coding and STEM through video games.
eMINTS will prepare and support educators through lesson creation coaching to teach students how to create their own video games. Kansas City Audio-Visual will provide computers to rural Missouri school districts with high percentages of students with financial needs. ....

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$4 million grant will help teach computer coding skills to rural Missouri students


Credit: MU College of Education
COLUMBIA, Mo. Ninety-seven percent of children and adolescents play at least one hour of video games each day, according to the American Psychological Association. Meeting children where they are to encourage interests in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) may be the key to prepare students for potential STEM careers in the modern workforce.
To teach one of the most crucial skills needed for STEM careers computer coding the Enhancing Missouri s Instructional Networked Teaching Strategies (eMINTS) National Center will use a $3.9 million grant to help rural Missouri school districts teach 5th grade students how to create video games that teach computer coding skills at the same time. ....

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