A fun story about a public elementary school in South Carolina where every student is an engineer. There's plenty of robotics and science, definitely some art -- but no handwriting instruction. Is this the future?
America's Tiniest Engineers: Report from Greenville, South CarolinaBy Deborah Fallows. It was the monthly "engineering week" when I visited the A.J. Whittenberg Elementary School of Engineering in Greenville, South Carolina, in January. Volunteers from one of the several local big-name companies in town were teaching special lessons. This week, employees from General Electric, some in purple t-shirts, were teaching about hydro, wind, and solar power sources.
