Part 2 of Thinking Maps Gone Wild! Okay folks here are MES grades 3-5 and how FABULOUSY they are using thinking Maps… I just love ...
Computing algorithms could help combat the messy compromises of real life, says Oliver Burkeman
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Hello Everyone! This week we spent a lot of time learning about the sun. Our science curriculum stresses learning about and observing the...
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For design thinking to fulfill its promise, you can’t stop when you’re finished with the thinking.
Citizen science can be an excellent way to engage learners in the process of science and to address the Practices as outlined in the Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS). In each issue of the National Science Teachers Association (NSTA) Journal, Science Scope, a citizen science project from the SciStarter Project Finder is featured! In the … Read more "Citizen Science in the Classroom: ISeeChange"
A neural prosthesis being trialled next year could not only repair loss of long-term memory but could be used to upload new skills directly into the brain
Alcohol can be used for cleaning, sterilizing equipment to protect from bacteria and - of course - drinking which is common globally. It has a specific molecular formula and since it is both ubiquitous and important, it is worth a student to learn about with this small learning resource. This scienc...
Incorporate a little bit of writing into your science classroom with these engaging printable and digital science writing prompts! This informational writing activity will help your students show what they know about the changing Earth and is perfect for science centers! What's covered: -Slow and Fast Changes -Processes that Change Earth -Maps of Earth's Features -Human Impact -Weathering, Erosion, Deposition How to use: -Ticket-out-the-door -Morning Work -Small groups -Homework -Science centers -Whole class activities -Partner activities -Early finisher activities ... and so much more! What's included: -22 prompts -Printable versions - half-page and full-page -Digital version (Google Slides) -Editable version (Google and PDF) -Answer Key -Rubric (premade and editable version) -Student Checklist along the side of the prompts Help your students show what they know about Earth changes! This critical thinking activity makes a great mini-assessment.
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The Edison robot is a programmable robot ideal for teaching STEM, computational thinking and computer programming to students aged 4 to 16 years old.
Part 3 of 'This thing called Science'; the second series of the continuing TechNyou critical thinking resource.The resource continues themes covered in the f...
A short dramatic video depicting Jesus in line to be sent inside the Auschwitz concentration camp by Nazi soldiers circa 1943 Poland, and chosen to be killed inside a gas chamber, was released this week by Jews For Jesus, a ministry of Christian outreach into the Jewish community.
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By using Productive Talk Moves effectively, you can improve the effectiveness of your classroom conversations. The goal of class discussions is for the teacher to facilitate student talk, not for the teacher to talk. Productive Talk Moves are designed to help you achieve this goal. For more info on Productive Talk Moves, check out the resources at the bottom of this tip. When you call on students, your goal is to have them respond to each other.
A while ago, I received an interesting scientific article from Gunther Verheyen titled “Getting Things Done: The Science Behind Stress-Free Productivity” (Heylighen & Vidal, 2007). The article discusses possible scientific explanations for the success of a personal productivity approach called “Getting Things Done” (GTD; Allen, 2001).
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Be inspired by Carl Sagan’s eye-opening words: “We live in a society exquisitely dependent on science and technology, in which hardly anyone knows anything about science and technology.” This quote reminds us to look beyond our screens and discover the wonders that power our modern world. Whether you’re a singer looking for fresh inspiration, a parent guiding curious minds, or someone who loves learning, pin this to your Inspirational Quotes board to spark deeper thinking and new ideas. Let this timeless wisdom encourage you, your family, and your audience to explore and celebrate the science behind everyday life. Save now for a daily dose of insight and motivation! ☺️
