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The aim of the Science, Technology, and Globalization Project (STG) is to undertake research, conduct training, provide policy advice, and disseminate information on interactions between technological innovation and globalization, with...
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The dynamic processes of Wikis allow teachers to engage their students in science.
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Animated Science, Health, Technology, Math, Social Studies, Arts & Music and English movies, quizzes, activity pages and school homework help for K-12 kids, aligned with state standards...
Bobbi Miller's curator insight,
April 27, 2015 10:52 PM
This is interesting. For students to play at home, or possibly in the classroom. More geared at younger students. But in the middle grades, it might be fun depending on the topic
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Amid ongoing concerns about the future of science education, one central point has been mostly overlooked: Learning - especially science learning - doesn't happen only in formal classrooms.
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Discover GAME FOR SCIENCE: A free multiplayer virtual world entirely dedicated to science.
Lola Jennings- Edquist's curator insight,
August 12, 2013 3:52 AM
A very cool link, something that could come in useful for teaching kids science- especially those unenthused about the subject.
Could also lead to lessons or discussions in upper and middle primary classrooms in the way lessons have shifted over time as technology changes and advances- definite links to economics, here.
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We have a wide selection of games on the iPad for the “kids” enjoyment and a couple leap to mine as useful tools that could be applied to learning. Why would I want to use games for learning, well they are engaging, self motivating, rewarding and have instant feedback. So here are a couple that I think have potential:
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The nation's first online community designed exclusively to foster achievement in science, technology, engineering and math through the collaboration of STEM educators and the sharing of best practices.
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Designed to help young people under 25 learn to reduce their carbon footprint, LogiCity lets players experiment with various actions to see the effects on the world.
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In this blog, I talk about educational technology, educational theory, educational pedagogy, and other topics related to these. I teach Physics and EMS classes, so some times I'll talk about those specific areas. I'll also discuss 21st Century Skills and Education. I explore free educational technology resources, ways to integrate technology into the classroom, professional development, project based learning, and tips and resources for new teachers.
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Cell Biology is a great lesson resource from Texas A&M University. The resource is listed as a middle school curriculum, but it could easily be adapted to high school.
MicroscopeMaster.com's curator insight,
December 27, 2017 11:28 AM
We at MicroscopeMaster love education and great resources!
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Research shows that if our students fail science and math in the sixth grade, it will increase their risk of dropping out, and we wanted to decrease the likelihood of that happening to our students.
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A survey by the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development in 2009 showed that, among 15-year-olds in 33 of the world's developed nations, the U.S. ranked 21st in math (below average) and 13th in science (average).
mdashf's curator insight,
January 13, 2013 5:06 PM
US 21st in math, 13th in science but pioneers in innovation. How? |
