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9 Apps for Young Scientists · Playful Learning

9 Apps for Young Scientists · Playful Learning | Students with dyslexia & ADHD in independent and public schools | Scoop.it
From playfullearning.net - November 17, 2012 3:23 PM

"I am thrilled to have Rebecca from ThirteenRedShoes back with us today. She has a great list of app recommendations for the young scientists in our lives.

 

Mariah asked me to put together a post on science apps available for children. Here are some great new apps that I have encountered recently. Please do leave the links to new applications in the area of science that you have found, as I would love to see more. This is an area that Master R loves and therefore we are always on the look out for new and engaging applications.

 

Here are my top science finds for little ones ages four and above:"


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Gender:The Shocking Truth In the poorest regions of the world, girls are among the most disadvantaged.

Gender:The Shocking Truth In the poorest regions of the world, girls are among the most disadvantaged. | Students with dyslexia & ADHD in independent and public schools | Scoop.it
From www.planusa.org - April 20, 2012 4:49 PM

"In the poorest regions of the world, girls are among the most disadvantaged people on the planet.

 

---One billion people live in extreme poverty—70% are women and girls.67 million children worldwide don’t go to school, over half are girls.

---One extra year of primary school can mean 10-20% higher wages for a girl.

---When a girl in the developing world stays in school for seven or more years, she’ll marry later and have fewer, healthier children."

 

This site links to the "Because I Am a Girl" initiative which is designed to break the cycle of poverty and strengthen communities.  http://www.planusa.org/becauseiamagirl/ ;


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