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By: Aaron Weber
MIT's Undergraduate Research Opportunities Program (UROP) combines classroom rigor with real-world objectives to teach valuable professional skills. 
By: Mitchel Resnick
"Our educational mission is to engage students in thinking creatively, reasoning systematically, and working collaboratively," says Resnick. 
By: Kirk Carapezza
As demand for highly skilled workers increases, MIT partners with neighboring schools to meet that demand. 
By: Julie Barr
MIT alum Connie Liu created Project Invent to help empower high school students to create technologies that make a difference.
By: Emily Tate
See how MIT's Yoon Jeon Kim, a researcher in assessment science, helps schools create better assessments for measuring critical thinking and curiosity.
By: Elizabeth Durant
The MIT Class of 2022 will have a slightly different learning experience than their predecessors. How can colleges improve learning experiences with subtle changes?
By: Emily Tate
MIT's Louisa Rosenheck is researching ways to assess "all the things we say we care about" - for example curiosity, creativity, and critical thinking. 
By: Jeffrey R Young
Listen as MIT Open Learning's Sanjay Sarma talks about online learning and education research with the EdSurge Live series.
By: Elizabeth Durant
New senior associate dean and OEL director says opportunities for experiential learning are abundant at the Institute.
By: Mary Beth O'Leary
What better way to make education more fun than to have students design a toy?