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John Wise

My View: Technology and engineering, the forgotten part of STEM education - CNN.com - 3 views

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    Technology and Engineering not being addressed to the same extent as Science and Math, since S&M is built in to curriculum requirements.
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    Describes state of Engineering and Technology and provides some suggestions.
Virginia Glatzer

A race to the top at New Hope-Solebury - 0 views

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    At New Hope-Solebury School District, a group of professionals are preparing high school students to become the next generation of innovators in science, math, engineering and technology.
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    At New Hope-Solebury School District, a group of professionals are preparing high school students to become the next generation of innovators in science, math, engineering and technology.
Virginia Glatzer

Math in Daily Life - 0 views

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    Shared by instructional technology coaches in response to a plea for online career planning/personal assessments
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    Shared by instructional technology coaches in response to a plea for online career planning/personal assessments
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    Shared by instructional technology coaches in response to a plea for online career planning/personal assessments
Virginia Glatzer

NOVA | Making Vaccines - 0 views

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    Shared by instructional technology coaches in response to a plea for online career planning/personal assessments
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    Shared by instructional technology coaches in response to a plea for online career planning/personal assessments
Virginia Glatzer

Arts & Bots - 0 views

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    Use art supplies, a circuit board, lights, motors and sensors to design, build and program robots that tell stories and express emotions. Robot Diaries development began in the summer of 2006 in a series of participatory design workshops with middle school girls. We set out to find a way to keep middle school girls engaged with robotics and authoring technology - at an age when many girls get away from such activities - perceiving them as activities for boys. The program has since developed to include both boys and girls - drawing upon students' interests in arts, crafts, communication, and storytelling while providing them with technical and design knowledge which enables them to build and utilize their own personal robots. Robot Diaries is currently in various stages of implementation in middle and elementary schools, kindergartens and after school programs.
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    This was shared on the CFF Coach listserv as something for elementary gifted - if you can get funding.
anonymous

Toshiba and NSTA Celebrate 20th Anniversary of ExploraVision, World's Largest K-12 Scie... - 0 views

  • Toshiba's S.T.E.M. (Science, Technology, Engineering, Math) education initiative in North America
  • Mr. Norio Sasaki, President and CEO of Toshiba Corporation, explains why the company has been so active in helping promote and extend the program in its first 20 years. "We founded ExploraVision with the goal of helping inspire students to pursue further education and potentially careers in science and technology fields. We believe it is essential that more young people discover their interest in these fields so that society will have the benefit of the scientists and engineers we need to build a better future," he noted.
  • Toshiba launched a yearlong campaign to help promote STEM education called The Toshiba STEMpowerment Project.
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STEM Details | Adaptive Curriculum - 1 views

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    STEM education is an interdisciplinary approach, blending four disciplines (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) into one cohesive learning and teaching paradigm. STEM education focuses on real-world scenarios. A STEM classroom promotes integrated learning, investigation, and questioning. It places an emphasis on design and problem solving and blends the disciplines through research topics.
Virginia Glatzer

Changing the Equation in STEM Education | The White House - 1 views

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    You've probably seen this one before - a CEO-led effort to dramatically improve education in science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM), as part of Obama's "Educate to Innovate" campaign. Change the Equation is a non-profit organization dedicated to mobilizing the business community to improve the quality of STEM education in the United States.
anonymous

O.C. education chief: Students need more school | school, studen - News - The Orange Co... - 0 views

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    Habermehl said schools would use the increased instruction time to promote the "STEM" fields - science, technology, engineering and math.
Virginia Glatzer

Robot Building Ala Skype -- THE Journal - 1 views

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    Two groups of high school students 37 miles apart did more than build a robot via Skype. They proved that technology brings people together, challenging the myth that personal contact is the only way to build a team.
Virginia Glatzer

With Help From Will.i.am, a Teenager's Invention Could Save Infants' Lives - Education ... - 0 views

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    Musician will.i.am is serious about making geeks and nerds the rock stars of the 21st century. Last fall, the Black Eyed Peas frontman teamed up Segway creator Dean Kamen to launch i.am.FIRST, an initiative that celebrates and encourages students' interest in science, technology, engineering, and math.
David Passmore

Economic & Workforce Briefing :: Could Higher Education Creatively Destruct? - Pennsylv... - 1 views

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    Essay about how badges could help creatively destruct higher education.
anonymous

Education Week: Public Gets Glimpse of Science Standards - 0 views

  • Other top priorities in the document are promoting depth over breadth in science education, ensuring greater coherence in learning across grade levels, and helping students understand the cross-cutting nature of crucial concepts, such as energy and matter, that span scientific disciplines
  • “First of all, it’s not just about what kids know; it’s about what they know and are able to do,” said Mr. McLaren, who also is the president of the Council of State Science Supervisors, an organization for science education officials. “It’s about using the practices of an engineer, a scientist, to gain a deeper understanding of the core knowledge.”
  • “One huge shift is moving away from covering everything, and instead doing what is essential and doing it very well,” she said.
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  • The standards target four disciplines: the physical sciences; life sciences; earth and space sciences; and engineering, technology, and
  • Echoing the NRC framework, the standards document includes evolution as a core principle for understanding the life sciences. The draft is also explicit about the role humans play in climate change.
  • “Human activities, such as the release of greenhouse gases from burning fossil fuels, are major factors in the current rise in Earth’s mean surface temperature (‘global warming’).”
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    New science Standards for the "Common Core" are available for review through a link in this article.
Virginia Glatzer

Science Museum free games - 0 views

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    Shared by instructional technology coaches in response to a plea for online career planning/personal assessments
Virginia Glatzer

Explore Your Future - STEM - 0 views

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    STEM Career Match, videos about a variety of STEM careers, programs outside of school for exploring STEM careers, shares earnings, outlook, tech skills, how do I get there, etc. on STEM careers
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    Shared by instructional technology coaches in response to a plea for online career planning/personal assessments
Virginia Glatzer

MyPlan.com :: Home - 0 views

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    Career Database, Video Library, Salary Calculator, College Majors
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    Shared by instructional technology coaches in response to a plea for online career planning/personal assessments
Virginia Glatzer

Yummy Math - 0 views

shared by Virginia Glatzer on 16 Mar 12 - No Cached
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    Math relevant to our world today
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    Shared by instructional technology coaches in response to a plea for online career planning/personal assessments
Virginia Glatzer

We Use Math - 0 views

shared by Virginia Glatzer on 16 Mar 12 - No Cached
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    Answers the age-old question of "when will I use math?"
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    Shared by instructional technology coaches in response to a plea for online career planning/personal assessments
Virginia Glatzer

WEB ADVENTURES: FOR STUDENTS - Explore Science - One Game At A Time - 0 views

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    Games: Cool Science Careers, CSI: The experience, MedMyst (microbiology), N-Squad (solve an alcohol related crime), Reconstructors (science behnd drugs of abuse)
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    Shared by instructional technology coaches in response to a plea for online career planning/personal assessments
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