Sabio Academy

04/06/2020

Thank you for your interest in Sabio Academy. We have always taught online but now we are 100% online.

We continue to teach bright students math, physics and science research. Of science research, we have been focusing on big data, machine learning last few years and produced many science competition winners including ISEF finalists.

If you want to learn these subjects online, from those who have been doing it since 2004, Sabio Academy is the place. Please leave a message here, we will get back to you.

We also have expanded to Korea. We have produced gold, silver and bronze award winners at KSEF (Korean Science and Engineering Fair) since 2016 as well.

Thank you!

08/21/2014

MEDFORD, MA—Leading a group of nearly two dozen high school juniors and seniors to various points of interest around campus, Tufts University tour guide Michelle Davis reportedly took time while describing every location Thursday to remind tour memb...

07/28/2014

THAT men and women think differently is now widely accepted. Why they do so is another matter. One possible explanation is that it is an evolutionary trait. In the...

07/25/2014

WELL-TO-DO parents fear two things: that their children will die in a freak accident, and that they will not get into Harvard. The first fear is wildly exaggerated....

07/25/2014

SHANA, a bright and chirpy 12-year-old, goes to ballet classes four nights a week, plus Hebrew school on Wednesday night and Sunday morning. Her mother Susan, a...

12/03/2013

China is ranked #1 in both Math and Reading in the new OECD PISA studies. The United States is 36th and 23rd respectively out of 40 nations.

How different countries’ students measure upTEST scores are not everything. But they do signal something. By this measure (taken by testing 15 year olds on basic...

11/11/2013

According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the mean annual wage for a high school teacher is $56,760. Software developers, on the other hand, make an average of $92,080.

The tech industry is one of the few bright spots in a dim economy. So why aren't we teaching kids the skills they need to participate in it?

10/24/2013

Some majors make three times as much as others. The choice is yours.

Also: How does the picture change when you include people went to graduate school?

10/15/2013

Do teachers make any difference in students' future? Here is one answer.

THERE are few policy questions to which improving the quality of education is not a reasonable answer. Yet assessing teachers is far from straightforward. Pupils’...

07/07/2013

How to visualize the data so that we can use our other side of brain to detect underlying truth.

Data Points: Visualisation That Means Something. By Nathan Yau. Wiley; 300 pages; $32 and £26.99. Buy from Amazon.com, Amazon.co.uk Facts are Sacred. By Simon...

06/26/2013

Studying a difficult subject? Take a walk!

Why is it that I seem to think better when I walk or exercise? —Emily Lenneville , Baltimore Justin Rhodes , an associate professor of psychology at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, responds: After being cooped up inside all day, your aftern...

06/24/2013

http://www.ted.com Plenty of robots can fly -- but none can fly like a real bird. That is, until Markus Fischer and his team at Festo built SmartBird, a larg...