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Ed News: Early An Overlooked Solution for Diversifying STEM
This week in education news, educators want Pennsylvania to adopt science standards that help students recognize that science is part of everyday life; low-income students are much less likely than high-income students to complete four years of high school science; … Continue reading
Ed News: Inspiring STEM Education & Life Skills Via Robotics
This week in education news, a recent study found that on average, students’ achievement scores declined over summer vacation by one month’s worth of school year learning; new study suggests that specific types of preservice training and professional development may … Continue reading
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Ed News: Highlighting the ‘E’ in STEM Education
This week in education news, Trump presents FY 2019 budget to Congress; new study finds student learning gains in schools where teacher mentor their colleagues; Aurora science teacher like collaborating with students; new study finds online lessons can enhance students’ … Continue reading
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Tagged Brian Klaft, Climate Change, Computer Science, Education News Roundup, engineering, evolution, experiential learning, Idaho, multi-classroom leaders, news, NGSS, online learning, personalized learning, science standards, STEM, teacher mentors, Trump Administration, Wyoming
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