Transforming STEM Education from a Noun to a Verb: STEM in all Areas, Part One By Michael Gorman published 4 October 19 STEM action is something all content areas can embrace as they engage students in authentic learning.
Michigan’s Saline Area Schools Partner With Discovery Education to Help Students Develop “4C” Skills By TL Editors published 4 October 19 SAS selected a number of Discovery Education’s digital resources for use by district teachers and students in grades 6-8.
Explore Photosynthesis, Carbon Cycle and More with Virtual Lab App By TL Editors published 2 October 19 CellEnergy Photosynthesis Labs is an app for high school and middle school students to explore how photosynthesis and cellular respiration allow matter and energy to cycle through ecosystems.
Trending: Top 10 Stories for October 2019 By TL Editors published 27 September 19 Set aside class time each week for students to work independently on a project related to their interests or passions.
Minecraft: Kids Learn 21st Century Skills While Building New Worlds By TL Editors published 16 September 19 Minecraft is a sandbox game that can be adapted to fit nearly any objective or subject, with lessons lasting as short as one period or the entire year.
Kids Master Skills at Their Own Pace Using Khan Academy By TL Editors published 16 September 19 Khan Academy, a free website aimed at promoting self-paced instruction, houses thousands of academic videos that are baked into guided, adaptive instruction.
OK Go Sandbox Spurs STEAM Creativity With Music Videos By TL Editors published 13 September 19 OK Go Sandbox hooks kids with indie group OK Go's music videos and then follows up with guided inquiry and engineering design challenges.
Ten Questions to Ask when Creating a STEM Culture in Education By Michael Gorman published 13 September 19
Samsung Launches 10th Annual Solve for Tomorrow STEM Contest By TL Editors published 13 September 19 Public school teachers can apply for this year’s program now through October 23, 2019.
BACK OFFICE BUSINESS: Oregon District Expands Partnership with Discovery Education By TL Editors published 13 September 19 RSD’s high school science teachers will use Discovery Education’s Science Techbook and professional development to create digital lessons in a 1:1 environment.
Art of Problem Solving: Interactive Math Resources to Help Students at Every Level By TL Editors published 12 September 19 The site is divided into different sections, each focusing on a different area of math and different grade levels.
Making Data Meaningful With FH Grows By Chris Aviles, Teacher, Fair Haven Schools, NJ published 11 September 19 To get the most out of our school gardens, students have built sensors and monitors using Raspberry Pis.
Best 3D Printers 2019 By Richard Baguley/Tom’s Guide published 10 September 19 3D printers are becoming an affordable way to teach STEM topics
T3 Awards 2019: Top Budget Drone By Claire Davies/T3 published 9 September 19 Drones are becoming more and more widely used in schools, for everything from teaching coding to physics lessons.
Lego Announces Free Python Programming Lessons By TL Editors published 6 September 19 High school students can experience real-world applications of Python, one of the most common languages used to teach computer science in colleges.
Google Slides for "Lab Reports" (update) By Ramsey Musallam published 4 September 19 This school year I have decided to streamline the process, adding instructions, embedded video, and rubrics to the slide template students will work in.
Discovery Education, STEMROBO Technologies Announce Partnership By TL Editors published 4 September 19 “Discovery Education is excited to join STEMROBO in bringing the highest-quality digital STEM and Coding resources to Indian educators and students,” said Will Lock, President of Discovery Education International.
Sphero Aquires Littlebits By TL Editors published 2 September 19 “Sphero and littleBits are on a mission to make hands-on learning fun and memorable,” said Paul Berberian, Sphero’s CEO.
Curriculum Associates Adds Learning Games to i-Ready® and Ready® Classroom Mathematics By TL Editors published 2 September 19 “Learning Games were created based on educator feedback to supplement classroom, teacher-led instruction,” said Jacob Klein, director of Learning Games at Curriculum Associates.
What’s New: Tools for Schools By TL Editors published 30 August 19 The latest roundup of new software, hardware, apps & more for back to school.