We are an education studio.

We translate current STEM research into free interdisciplinary lessons.

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Open-Access

We do not sell to schools. We believe every student deserves access to free, high-quality learning content.

Straight from the Source

Our lessons are designed with extensive input from working scientists and other STEM experts, meaning they are current and authentic.

High-Quality

We are a team of educators, scientists, and artists focused on publishing mind-expanding lessons that are also easy to teach.

Think bigger.
Learn everything.

Sponsor:
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National Science Foundation
Sponsor:
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An initiative of Lyda Hill Philanthropies
Sponsor:
Dr. Emilie Snell-Rood's Lab at the University of Minnesota
Sponsor:
The Department of Chemical and Process Engineering at the University of Canterbury
We want to empower students with agency and critical thinking.

Our lessons help build 21st Century Skills and foster lifelong curiosity.

What We Do
(And how we make it free for teachers)
1. Clients hire us →
We make outreach easier for researchers, nonprofits, & companies.
2. We translate →
We weave real STEM research & data into free, interdisciplinary lessons
3. We publish →
We release our lessons worldwide with an open-access license.
4. We evaluate ↺,
We gather measures of impact for clients as we improve lessons over time.
Made open access by these funding organizations and research institutions:
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University_Of_Iowa
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In The Press:

Scientific American Paper

Our lesson "Females Singing to be Heard" featured in Scientific American.

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Edutopia Paper GP

Our data literacy strategy used in several lessons featured in Edutopia.

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VanderBilt Press Release

Our lesson "Heard that bird?" featured in Vanderbilt University Press.

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Frontiers Paper Img

GP founder was lead author on an article arguing for importance of teachers as partners for growing a STEM engaged society.

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The Real World doesn't fit neatly into subject boundaries. Our lessons don't either!

We craft learning narratives that students will remember. We make it clear how abstract learning standards in language arts, math, social studies and science connect to give students methods for approaching complex problems.

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Benefits of connecting classrooms to the real world with GP:

For Teachers

  • Get free, high-quality lessons!
  • Have your voice heard by a company that cares.
  • Remix our materials to meet the needs of your students.

For Clients