talkSTEM is delighted to launch a series of virtual monthly meet-ups for all educators across Texas. We know so many talented, committed, innovative, and thoughtful educators in the state of Texas working in a wide variety of educational settings and we want them to know each other! More...
talkSTEM is delighted to launch a series of virtual monthly meet-ups for all educators across Texas. We know so many talented, committed, innovative, and thoughtful educators in the state of Texas working in a wide variety of educational settings and we want them to know each other! More...
talkSTEM refers to STEM as a “real-world, inquiry-based exploration of the world around us, to break down artificial barriers between disciplines” In a Women in Tech panel hosted by the University of Dallas at Texas in collaboration with talkSTEM, a STEM mindset was defined as learning...
Engaging students in Math and STEM learning can be difficult at times – and talkSTEM is here to help. talkSTEM resources can work in conjunction with the new Eureka Math curriculum, launched this school year across the Dallas Independent School District, encouraging students not...
We are grateful to our MathFinder partner sites and other partners who infused our open-access resources available here during summer camp this year. Our friends at the Dallas Arboretum shared a little about MathFinder activities during summer camp this year! The Dallas Arboretum...
Students at the Marymount School of New York have partnered with talkSTEM to expand STEM learning by creating an iconic and interesting tour that asks science, technology, engineering, art, and mathematics questions about Central Park, one of the most famous parks in the world. Designed...
To read the full Summer 2023 Newsletter, click the link at the bottom of this preview.Thank you for your support! It’s been an incredibly busy season at talkSTEM as we seek to understand and address the challenges and learning loss students around the world are facing due to the pandemic...
Introducing our newest summer initiative open to ALL teachers. Summer is a great time to be curious – and now we want us to create a collective #STEMlens that we can all share and use to inspire and delight students in the fall! For more information about the #STEMlens perspective...
As the school year come to a close, we at talkSTEM are eagerly looking forward to everything that the summer has to offer! Summer is a great time to explore, and we are excited to present our summer 2023 STEMlens Challenge, open to any and all high school students looking to expand their...
STEM fields and fashion are more connected than we might think. From material science to technology and sustainability, STEM plays a vital role in shaping the future of fashion. As we continue to innovate and develop new technologies and materials...
Now you can go on a Math Walk at the Dallas Museum of Art. We are excited to launch a new series of video guides exploring the connections between STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) and art. You can go on a live, in-person math walk using these guides – an inspiring...
talkSTEM is delighted to launch a series of virtual monthly meet-ups for all educators across Texas. We know so many talented, committed, innovative, and thoughtful educators in the state of Texas working in a wide variety of educational settings and we want them to know each other! More...
talkSTEM refers to STEM as a “real-world, inquiry-based exploration of the world around us, to break down artificial barriers between disciplines” In a Women in Tech...
Engaging students in Math and STEM learning can be difficult at times – and talkSTEM is here to help. talkSTEM resources can work in conjunction with the new...
We are grateful to our MathFinder partner sites and other partners who infused our open-access resources available here during summer camp this year. Our friends at the...
Students at the Marymount School of New York have partnered with talkSTEM to expand STEM learning by creating an iconic and interesting tour that asks science...
talkSTEM is delighted to launch a series of virtual monthly meet-ups for all educators across Texas. We know so many talented, committed, innovative, and thoughtful educators in the state of Texas working in a wide variety of educational settings and we want them to know each other! More...
talkSTEM refers to STEM as a “real-world, inquiry-based exploration of the world around us, to break down artificial barriers between disciplines” In a Women in Tech panel hosted by the University of Dallas at Texas in collaboration with talkSTEM, a STEM mindset was defined as learning...
Engaging students in Math and STEM learning can be difficult at times – and talkSTEM is here to help. talkSTEM resources can work in conjunction with the new Eureka Math curriculum, launched this school year across the Dallas Independent School District, encouraging students not...
We are grateful to our MathFinder partner sites and other partners who infused our open-access resources available here during summer camp this year. Our friends at the Dallas Arboretum shared a little about MathFinder activities during summer camp this year! The Dallas Arboretum...
Students at the Marymount School of New York have partnered with talkSTEM to expand STEM learning by creating an iconic and interesting tour that asks science, technology, engineering, art, and mathematics questions about Central Park, one of the most famous parks in the world. Designed...
Dr. Koshi Dhingra has dedicated her career to STEM education and is passionate about having every child live up to their potential. Seeing a lack of girls and other underrepresented youth in STEM programs, she founded talkSTEM in 2015 to address the imbalance. She has a doctorate in science education from Teachers College, Columbia University, has years of experience teaching in graduate and undergraduate programs, and has held leadership roles in universities. She advises and collaborates with a broad range of educational institutions globally. Dr. Dhingra began her career teaching science in middle and high school in New York. She lives in Dallas, Texas with her husband, three children, and two dogs.
