The KIDS Program:
TEACHING THE SCIENCE IN EVERYDAY LIFE

A Project To Develop Inquiry-Based Science and Engineering Education In Arkansas Middle Schools
 
The National Science Foundation has awarded a grant that, National Science Foundation Web Site - Site opens in a new windowwith matching funds from the University of Arkansas, provides $2.75 million to develop inquiry-based science and engineering education in Arkansas middle schools over a six-year period. KIDS (K-12 I Do Science) is an interdisciplinary program focused on electronics and optics that will initiate a new effort to teach mathematics, science, and technology in middle schools in Arkansas.


For a complete description of the KIDS program, please click here.