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Arduino - HomePage - 1 views

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    Arduino is an open-source electronics prototyping platform based on flexible, easy-to-use hardware and software. It's intended for artists, designers, hobbyists, and anyone interested in creating interactive objects or environments.
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JD Hoye: Getting Young People Excited about STEM? There's an App for That - 0 views

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    the National Academy Foundation (NAF) is working with PC maker Lenovo to teach mobile app development to high school students, piloting it first in five schools across the U.S. The course we have designed can be implemented as a 12-week after-school or "out-of-school time" activity to supplement NAF-developed IT courses students take during the school day or as part of the existing IT curriculum.
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Ideas for teaching STEM-subject merit badges - Scouting magazine - 1 views

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    STEM merit badges in Boy Scouts
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    STEM merit badges in Boy Scouts
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Ideas for Using Minecraft in the Classroom | Edutopia - 0 views

  • Minecraft allows students to build whatever they want, so use the opportunity to have them create scale models when you need a practice unit about measurements and proportions.
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Systems Program - 0 views

shared by Virginia Glatzer on 09 Apr 12 - No Cached
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    Organization working with New Hope Solebury SD
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    Organization working with New Hope Solebury SD
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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.
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House rejects standards-based education bill after lengthy debate - State - Bangor Dail... - 1 views

  • In essence, the measure directs the Department of Education to develop a plan that transitions all school districts to a standards-based system of education that awards a high school diploma based on a student’s demonstrated proficiency in all areas of assessment. Put more simply, students can go at their own pace and move on once they have demonstrated mastery of a subject.
  • Rep. Ken Fredette, R-Newport, likened the bill to a dating experience he had in high school. He asked a girl out on a date. He liked lobster; she liked hamburgers. Fredette told her she had to eat lobster but then made her pay, too. He didn’t get a second date. Fredette said LD 1422 essentially was saying “You have to eat what I want to eat and then you have to pay.” He said he couldn’t take that risk with local taxpayers.
  • “The reality is that LD 1422, simply and very importantly, requires that a diploma have meaning and that it have the same meaning across the state,” said David Connerty-Marin, education department spokesman, on Tuesday. “There should be a measure that students are ready for success beyond high school.”
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2012 STEMIE Awards: Powered by SHYCAST - 0 views

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    From McGraw Hill
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    McGraw-Hill Education just launched the STEM Innovative Educator Awards to recognize and reward teachers who are finding innovative ways to reach today's students. The awards, known as the STEMIEs, will acknowledge teachers who are pioneering effective techniques to engage their students in science, technology, engineering, or math - fields of study critical to our nation's economic growth. Teachers can enter by submitting a 2-minute video, a short essay, and lesson plan that demonstrate an innovative lesson or other project from their classroom. First place will receive $15,000, second place gets $5,000 and third place wins $2,500, plus McGraw-Hill will grant an additional $2,500 in other awards. In addition to the judging panel, members of the general public will have the opportunity to vote online for their favorite video. Applications will be accepted through May 31, 2012. For more information about the STEMIEs, please visit www.mheonline.com/stemie.
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Kevin Carey: The Higher Education Monopoly Is Crumbling As We Speak | The New Republic - 0 views

  • The predominant higher education business model of the future may be one where the education itself costs students nothing—the availability of free open educational resources is constantly growing—and students only pay small fees to cover the cost of assessing their learning.
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  • The Mozilla Foundation, funded by the people who developed the Firefox web browser, are sponsoring a competition for the creation of badge systems that will help students organize the credentials they receive from different providers.
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  • Traditional degrees have the great advantage of being simple and universally understood. The problem is that they provide little information about what students actually know and are becoming more expensive all the time.
  • There will always be a market for boutique educational models that only the wealthy can afford. But for hundreds of other colleges and universities that lack such advantages or foresight, the future may not look anything like the past.
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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
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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
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