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OctoStudio

What Is OctoStudio? How to Use It to Teach Coding

By Luke Edwards published

OctoStudio is a fun coding app that lets students get creative with real-world interactions.

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The cover of David Sobel's book: "Childhood and Nature: Design Principles for Educators."

Design Principles for Outdoor Teaching

By Erik Ofgang published

A new edition of a classic book on outdoor learning guides educators on creating lessons that harness students’ natural love of nature.

Science Journal for Kids

Science Journal for Kids: How to Use It to Teach Science

By Luke Edwards published

Science Journal for Kids is a science magazine for kids that's created on their level.

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Xploris

Educator Edtech Review: The Xploris STEAM Solution

By Frank Pileiro published

The Xploris is an all-in-one grade K-5 STEAM platform integrating multiple disciplines to enhance creativity, critical thinking, and problem-solving skills, all in a compact, portable device.

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Teaching Quantum Mechanics In K-12

By Erik Ofgang published

Learning about quantum science can be a great way to prepare for a career in STEM

ClassPad.net

ClassPad.net: How to Use It to Teach Math

By Luke Edwards published

ClassPad.net is a digital online calculator ideal for educational use.

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Best 3D Printers For Schools

Best 3D Printers For Schools

By Luke Edwards last updated

The best 3D printers for schools enhance hands-on learning in a powerful way.

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CodeMonkey

CodeMonkey: How to Use It to Teach Coding

By Luke Edwards published

CodeMonkey makes coding for kids fun and engaging.

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STEAM Checkout is an innovative way to keep track of your technological inventory while also sharing what you have with the rest of the district

Creating A STEAM Checkout System to Manage Your Teaching Resources

By Michael Millington published

A STEAM Checkout system can help keep tech organized, optimize resources, and save money

A chalk drawing of a student next to steps that ultimate lead to success.

The Remembered Success Effect: Adding Easier Math Questions Can Boost Student Motivation

By Erik Ofgang published

A new study of the remembered success effect finds that adding less challenging questions to the beginning or end of an assignment can improve student motivation.

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