From the 2018 National Assessment of Educational Progress: "In 2018, fifty-three percent of eighth-grade students reported that they believed they could perform a variety of technology- and engineering-related tasks such as taking something apart to fix it or see how it works."
Most US eighth graders have taken apart a gadget to fix it or see how it works
Ten-year-old boy given probation for urinating behind his mom's car in a parking lot
In Senatobia, Mississippi, Latonya Eason left her 10-year-old son inside her car in a law office parking lot while she went in to speak with someone about legal aid. While… READ THE REST
This six-year-old now holds the women's world record for the speediest solving of a Rubik's Cube
At the recent World Cube Association Rubik's Cube International Open in Singapore, Cao Quixian set the new women's world record of 5.97 seconds. She is six years old. Watch below.… READ THE REST
Child steals huge construction forklift and leads police on an hourlong chase (video)
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