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"Hungry for Pi? Check out NASA's Pi Day challenge and put your wits to the test solving problems just like NASA scientists and engineers ..." 
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"Done! Here are all twenty-eight annual “Best” lists for 2019.I’ll probably be adding new resources to some of them, but there won’t be any new “Best …"
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"If you love teaching math, here are 7+ great Instagram accounts to help you survive the day ..."
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"Stop Disasters! Slick sim explores global natural disasters. Pros: This game's high entertainment value is matched with great learning potential.Cons: The results ..."
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"The use of gaming for student-centered learning eliminates constraints, increases engagement, boosts collaboration and empowers students to find answers through deep and rich experiences ..."
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"Using animated learning video is a great method of teaching science. It helps explain complicated concepts in a highly visual way, which is important in difficult subjects in science ..."
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"After having covered dictionary and language translation apps, we are sharing with you another dictionary app but this time only for science students and teachers. Science Dictionary, as its name indicates, provides definitions of more than 1000,000 scientific terms across different scientific fields ..."
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"EquatIO is a popular tool that math and science teachers like to use for using handwriting, equation and formula prediction, an ..."
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"Science is pretty darn awesome, right? Even if it was never your strongest subject in school, it was always fascinating and full of cool experiments. Think about how many avenues of science have wound up changing the world, and how important science is these days, where we are so tech-dominated ..."
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"Science educators should realize the student-oriented benefits of science learning and make every effort to accommodate students with visual impairments in science ..."
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"The technique of modeling is one of the focal points of the Next Generation Science Standards, so I’ve been looking for more opportunities for my 10th and 11th Graders ..."
Shannon Rasmussen's curator insight,
May 23, 2017 6:05 AM
An example of absolutely transformative learning, this is an inspiring approach to how digital technology can (and is) revolutionizing education! Wonderful examples of how progressive thinking, professional development and ICT can all integrate and have a real impact to redefine what classrooms look like, and how students learn. What I particularly love about the technology that is demonstrated within this artefact, is how the technology can incorporate all of the 4C's. It promotes students to engage, collaborate, communicate, critically think and problem solve, as well as explore creativity. Not only does it incorporate and promote the use of the 4C's, but the technology encourages independence, and can be individualized. I also love that the software users can remain anonymous to each other, which I think is very valuable to having uninhibited learning, particularly in young, maturing, children. It allows for impromptu learning to occur, as well as hypothesizing, and learning reflection. The technology also allows for the teacher, to track the data from the students, so it can be used for formative as well as summative assessment purposes, as required. This technology has the ability to link students in with education at a global level, blowing the classroom setting wide open, and providing a platform from which the teacher can facilitate the learning. I think this technology is amazingly versatile, and I cannot wait to trial it within a classroom setting. Awesome stuff!!! 
Taylor Stewart's curator insight,
June 3, 2017 7:50 AM
Discusses PearDeck, an interactive tool that can be used by the whole classroom + teacher which will aid me in modifying and re-defining tasks that were previously not possible. I can use this tool to not only check for understanding by being able to view student work, but students can easily collaborate with eachother and develop their general capabilities skills. |
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"5G is innovating education—creating experiences that go beyond the classroom through VR and AR technology ..."
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"The apps we curated for you today provide students with virtual labs where they can learn more on a wide variety of scientific phenomena. Using an inquiry-based learning approach, students will get to access interactive simulations, collaborate on quizzes, explore tables of elements and solve scientific puzzles all while having fun ..."
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"Welcome to Part 3 of our Movies in the Classroom series, where we take an interesting look at some choices for teaching science with film ..."
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"Since the release of its web-based version, Google Earth has been tremendously incorporated into educational contexts by teachers from all around the world. ..."
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"...Google’s Science Journal app transforms your mobile device into a little science laboratory, encouraging students to conduct authentic experiments, collect and visualize data and record observations from the world around them ..."
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"Below is a list of some good periodic table apps to use with your students in class. They will help students solidify their knowledge about different chemical elements and their properties, and access a wealth of information on each of these elements ..."
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"I didn't plan for this to become "science week" on Free Technology for Teachers , it has just worked out that I have a backlog of goo ..."
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"Science is fun. Science is curiosity. We all have natural curiosity. Science is a process of investigating. It's posing questions and coming up with a method. It's delving in." -Sally Ridey "
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"Teaching physics with Sphero robots increases student engagement while incorporating coding into the science lesson for middle school students ..."
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"Arizona State University has created a free series of digital lessons, simulations and virtual field trips on space exploration ..."
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