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STEM Enrichment: A Guide for Administrators

Kid Spark Education

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3 Science Projects For Seniors (Fun Routine Change!)

Stem Geek

Learning is a continuous process. Spoiler alert! We never really stop learning. Contrary to popular belief, it’s never too late to pick up a few more things in the field of science. And that’s just. The post 3 Science Projects For Seniors (Fun Routine Change!) appeared first on STEM Geek.

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Learning math with robots

STEM Discovery

Collaborative activities with Lego WeDo2.0 were implemented to engage students in learning math contents Continue reading → The post Learning math with robots appeared first on The STEM Discovery Campaign Blog.

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What Is Classrooscreen and How to Use It with Students in Class?

Educators Technology

Classroomscreen is a platform that offers numerous tools to help you create optimal learning experiences for your students. The way it works is simple: You project the tool for the whole class to see.read more.

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Can Brain Science Actually Help Make Your Training & Teaching Stick?

Speaker: Andrew Cohen, Founder & CEO of Brainscape

The instructor’s PPT slides are brilliant. You’ve splurged on the expensive interactive courseware. Student engagement is stellar. So… why are half of your students still forgetting everything they learned in just a matter of weeks? It's likely a matter of cognitive science! With so much material to "teach" these days, we often forget to incorporate key proven principles into our curricula — namely active recall, metacognition, spaced repetition, and interleaving practice.

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Ask a Tech Teacher is Traveling

Ask a Tech Teacher

April 25th-30th. My wonderful sister is visiting from Marion, Indiana. She is uncomfortable flying, hasn’t been back here since my mother’s funeral. I can’t overstate how excited I am to see her. As a result, I won’t be around much the next week–a bit, but mostly, we’ll be talking, visiting, exploring, walking… See you-all in a week!

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Best Practices for Remote Learning

Accelerate Learning

The world can be an unpredictable place. We’ve all experienced that recently. And one of the hardest adjustments many of us have had to make in the past few years was a shift, even temporarily, to remote learning.

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Free Social Studies Resources for Teachers and Students

Educators Technology

Updated in April, 2022 Social Studies content is in a constant flux because the world is dynamic with important events taking place on a daily basis. Unless social studies content reflects this.read more.

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Cool Summer Reading and Learning for Kids

Middle Web

How can teachers help students enjoy reading and learning during summer following the challenges of pandemic learning? Visit MiddleWeb’s expanded resource for Summer 2021, where you'll find teacher ideas and heaps of book and online suggestions. The post Cool Summer Reading and Learning for Kids first appeared on MiddleWeb.

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Can the Metaverse Improve Learning? New Research Finds Some Promise

ED Surge

The metaverse is the latest tech frontier, with Facebook ( now called Meta ) and other tech giants rushing to build a parallel social and professional universe in virtual and augmented reality. And plenty of schools and colleges are wondering: Will this new realm work for education? A new study co-authored by one of the world’s most prominent researchers on the effectiveness of edtech, Richard Mayer, offers some answers to that question.

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Harnessing The Power Of Math Manipulatives

Mathematics, a subject steeped in abstract concepts, often poses challenges to students, especially those in grades 5-10. But imagine a bridge that transformed this intricate maze into an interactive adventure.

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ESSER III Funds for Summer STEM Enrichment

STEM Sport

Table of Contents. Add a header to begin generating the table of contents. The COVID-19 pandemic had a variety of impacts on the world, one of these being in the education space. With school closures, canceled events and a full shift to virtual learning, many education companies were negatively impacted during this time. These hard times led to the creation of the Elementary and Secondary School Emergency Relief (ESSER) funds to assist companies in maintaining and growing their businesses duri

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Reading Plus Offers Helpful Resources for Struggling Readers

Educators Technology

Reading Plus is a reading intervention program that helps students grades 3-12 enhance their reading comprehension, vocabulary, and silent reading fluency through individualized instruction.read more.

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Creating a Student-Centered Culture

Defined Learning

Creating a culture that is student-centered, equity-focused, and future-driven does not happen without systemic and strategic work. A district needs to engage in cycles of improvement…building the foundation is hard and will vary depending on the culture in each individual district. Transformative actions that are taken will probably not be sustainable without a culture or framework that supports the work.

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With No Federal Solution in Sight, States Step Up to Improve Pay for Child Care Workers

ED Surge

In the last few years, bipartisanship has come to seem more like a practice from folklore than any political reality that would pass through legislative buildings today. So it means something when a body of elected officials in the U.S. votes unanimously to approve a bill. And it meant something earlier this month when Maine’s state legislature voted 130 to 0 on a proposal to supplement the wages of child care workers.

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Downloadable Design Briefs for an Integrative STEM Curriculum

These easy-to-use design briefs outline student objectives, challenges, and materials needed to complete each 30-minute to 4-hour lesson. ITEEA’s Integrative STEM curriculum, Engineering byDesign, includes many more standards driven hands-on activities just like these!

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How can vaccinating pigs protect people?

Futurum

How can vaccinating pigs protect people? Published: April 27, 2022. Many disease outbreaks, including Covid-19, are caused by viruses that have jumped from animals to humans. At the Pirbright Institute in the UK, Dr Rebecca McLean and Professor Simon Graham are studying one particular virus which did this in 1998 and continues to pose a threat today.

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LingQ- Learn A New Language By Reading and listening to Stories

Educators Technology

LingQ is a language learning platform that helps you learn a new language by reading and listening to stories in the target language. LingQ's library offers a wide variety of learning.read more.

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What does a Geologist do? Watch Geologist Dr. Tamie Jovanelly at Work

Smore Science

I am a geologist and I teach at a college. Geology is a fascinating science, because it lets me think about rocks and minerals, volcanoes, earthquakes, tsunamis, plate tectonics, climate change, and water. I grew up on an acre of land outside of south Detroit (Wayne, Michigan). As a kid, my dog and I would slip under a fence and climb a “mountain” behind our property.

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Institute Promotes New Model of Gifted Education

ED Surge

A new effort is trying to bring a fresh approach to gifted education—and it doesn’t take place in a school building. It’s a homeschool curriculum and support system, with a somewhat unusual boarding school option that involves taking small groups of students on a kind of educational road trip. There will be a curriculum, but the effort is primarily project based, tailored to the interests of each student.

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Nature’s S.T.E.A.M. ”School Crane Sorting Metal Waste”

STEM Discovery

Class: KindergartenUnit-Subject: WE FIND METALS HIDDEN BETWEEN THE WASTE WITH THE HELP OF MAGNETIC FIELD (Magnet ).Recommended Time: 25×5 minutes The aim of our project is to raise a new generation that protects our nature. While doing this, it is … Continue reading → The post Nature’s S.T.E.A.M. ”School Crane Sorting Metal Waste” appeared first on The STEM Discovery Campaign Blog.

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STEM Everyday #225 | Kids and Woodworking | feat. Mike Schloff

STEM Everyday Podcast

We live in a digital age which gives us many benefits. However, many kids have lost a connection to working with their hands. When kids create, they take pride in what they’ve made, break down complex ideas, collaborate with others, and learn skills that can save or earn them money. Mike Schloff created Maplewoodshop in 2016 to help all children develop life skills through woodworking in any classroom.

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Independent Study for Middle Schoolers

Middle Web

Geraldine Woods led independent study at her school for more than 25 years. She’s convinced some version will work in most subjects and for most middle school students if three basic principles are present: student choice, adult guidance, and students teaching students. The post Independent Study for Middle Schoolers first appeared on MiddleWeb.

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Up Next For Higher Ed? Cryptocurrencies, Political Battles and Hybrid Learning

ED Surge

What’s on the horizon for higher education? It’s the question that nonprofit association Educause poses annually to college faculty, staff, administrators and researchers from around the world. This year, 57 such experts identified social, technological, economic, environmental and political trends influencing the higher ed sector. And unsurprisingly, their reflections underscore dramatic shifts in teaching and learning either instigated or sped up by the pandemic.

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6 Reasons to be Optimistic About Learning in 2022

Defined Learning

As we enter 2022 humanity is exhausted. Few of us can remember being so downtrodden in our lifetimes. Physical (climate) and social (low trust and mutual dislike) negativity are at extreme levels. Mental stress has rarely been so high for so many. Education is in disarray.

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Lessons Learned from Running a Scholarship Program for Undergraduate Pre-Service STEM Teachers

National Science Foundation

With good reason, there has been a great deal of attention over the past two decades on the structures and strategies of STEM teacher education, particularly in regard to the preparation of teacher candidates for high-need schools and diverse student populations through well-designed coursework and fieldwork components of teacher education programs (Anderson & Stillman, 2013; Fortney et al., 2019; Larkin, 2014; Mensah, 2019; Stroupe et al., 2020).

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Including AAPI Heritage in Classroom Learning

Middle Web

For over 40 years the US Congress has recognized the heritage of Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders during May. Federal agencies and nonprofits provide resources to bring the culture and history of AAPIs to the classroom. For an overview visit this MiddleWeb roundup. The post Including AAPI Heritage in Classroom Learning first appeared on MiddleWeb.

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I Left the Classroom to Work in Edtech. I’m Still Teaching and Leading.

ED Surge

By my second year of teaching through the pandemic, despite my best efforts to remain optimistic, I could not shake the feeling that the education system was taking a turn for the worse. The hope that the pandemic would force leaders to reevaluate their priorities concerning education seemed to dwindle by the day. Every moment I inched closer towards the third school year following 2020, it felt as if I had to do something different.

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Sweety STEAM Project – Chocolate Challenge

STEM Discovery

This activity is a part of Etwinning Project Sweety STEAM. The Project is carried out in partnership of 13 teachers from different countries. Throughout the project we carried out monthly activities. February activity is mainly organised for STEM Discovery … Continue reading → The post Sweety STEAM Project – Chocolate Challenge appeared first on The STEM Discovery Campaign Blog.

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The Science of Baseball

STEM Sport

Because of the many STEM concepts that encompass the world of baseball, it is a sport we love at STEM Sports ®. The STEM Baseball curriculum explores the relationship between the speed of a baseball and the energy of a baseball through a controlled experiment. It applies math/measurements to identify similarities and differences from baseball’s first fields and today’s fields in order to recognize technological advancements of the game.

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Inheritance Boxes Help Kids Share Knowledge

Middle Web

In Katie Durkin’s ELA classroom, seventh graders pass along what they’ve learned to future classes via this Inheritance Box project, part of a literacy plus history unit that also teaches collaboration and promotes student choice. Katie takes us through it step by step. The post Inheritance Boxes Help Kids Share Knowledge first appeared on MiddleWeb.