61 Pittsburgh-area teachers traveled to Phoenix, Arizona to code, debug, and gear up to teach computer science this coming fall

A string of recent grants and awards has put Partner4Work on a new footing toward expanding career education opportunities through extensive partnerships with regional career & technical education centers, education service agencies, and nonprofits supporting learners preparing to join the workforce.

Remake Learning network member Norton Gusky visits the Creation Station at Duquesne Elementary School.

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Throughout the week of December 7-13, schools, libraries, and informal learning spaces will hold Hour of Code activities.

Here in Pittsburgh several groups are opening professional development opportunities for teachers that go far beyond the “sage-on-a-stage” model. Instead, the programs are hands-on and often self-directed. Teachers are forming their own networks and connecting through social media to share what they have learned and to teach each other.

Arts leaders gather in Pittsburgh for the Arts Education Partnership National Forum.

Many may think preschool is too young to learn any “real math.” Not so, according to the National Science Foundation, the Allegheny Intermediate Unit (AIU), and the Fred Rogers Company.

Digital technologies are making it easier for kids to make art that they can publish and share. And educators say this matters for learning.

How the focus on hands-on STEM learning in Pittsburgh is helping to develop the essential workforce of the future.