STEM learning for the next generation of big thinkers
We bridge the gap between scientific discovery and K-12 education.
Galactic Polymath translates complex scientific research to make science matter for the next generation.
Galactic:
See the big picture through systems thinking
Polymath:
A creative, interdisciplinary problem solver
Our partners in STEM learning
STEM education made open access by:
HEY SCIENTISTS!
Powerful storytelling and distribution for your STEM research
We translate complex topics into engaging multimedia-rich lessons.
Benefits
Show students how STEM connects to, and enriches our lives
Gain exposure in education and scientific communities to amplify your impact
Secure more funding through grant writing
Teach free classroom-ready STEM lessons
Fun, interactive and NGSS standards-aligned STEM lessons for K-12 students
Benefits
+ Culturally-responsive science resources for K-12
+ Students learn real-world applications through cutting edge research
+ All lessons align to Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS) for education
+ Customizable lessons to meet the needs of your students
+ All resources are always free.
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HEY NONPROFIT LEADERS!
Your mission can educate, inspire and make lasting impact
Your hard work as a nonprofit work deserves awareness and action.
We turn your values into classroom-ready lessons that spark curiosity and shape future changemakers.
+ Your mission, ready to teach
+ A network of 250K+ teachers
+ NGSS alignment
+ SDG alignment
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OUR LESSONS
Females Singing to be Heard
Lessons about authentic science are ideal for engaging children, in particular, who have yet to absorb existing biases.
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STRATEGY
Data Literacy Strategy
There are several simple ways for teachers to introduce students to interpreting data visualizations.
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OUR LESSONS
Heard That Bird
Since 2020, a question has nagged at Nicole Creanza: What type of bird is singing in the background of Taylor Swift and Bon Iver’s song “Exile”?”
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Make science matter
We believe in a generation of polymaths—curious, creative thinkers with the agency to dream big and solve even bigger problems. A lifelong pursuit of knowledge empowers them to think without limits, become better global citizens, and champion science for a brighter future.
Since founding Galactic Polymath (GP), one of my biggest surprises has been how we’ve all accepted the idea that knowledge should be paid for. We’ve bought the multibillion dollar education publishing industry’s pitch, hook, line, and sinker—