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As part of the DSE-K12 Launch Collective, Colleen Smyth BA’15 MS’21 strives to bring data science education to more students.

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The big, tradeshow-like festival will feature more than 60 stations where kids and their parents engage in fun activities ... riding a hovercraft, chemistry experiments, engineering challenges, and ...

Turn off the television, put down the cellphone, and pay attention to what your kids are studying. Look over their homework and find out about any forthcoming projects. If they are small, read to them ...