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This 1 hr PL confronts excuses for not having or improving a lab safety program.
4 of the 33 Laboratory Safety Institute’s (LSI) safety program components will be discussed. Don’t miss this highly informativelearning experience.
Register in PowerSchool: alsde.truenorthlogic.com/...…
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In the two years since the James Webb Space Telescope was blasted into orbit, it has performed like a champ, capturing phenomenal images of the heavens and collecting data about distant planets – and scientists say it will continue for decades. cbsn.ws/3NE03QN
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Announcing the first-ever National STEM Festival - April 11-13, 2024! 🧬🔭📐👩💻
Learn how you can join the Department & EXPLR to celebrate our future scientists, creators, & innovators, and help more students recognize that they belong in #STEM: nationalstemfestival.com/
ALT Announcing the 2024 National STEM Festival - April 11-13, 2024, Washington, DC. Presented in partnership by the US Department of Education and EXPLR.
Pentagon Worries about Lack of Young STEM Grads. Alabama HS May Have an Answer @The74 the74million.org/article/pen…
Alabama Science in Motion retweeted
Looking for actvities for CS Ed Week? Tynker has coding activities from Candy Quest, Barbie, as well as Nasa and Hot Wheels! You're sure to find something for your students!
tynker.com/hour-of-code/teac…
#CSEdWeek #tynkercoding #HourofCode @gotynker @AlabamaAchieves @AlabamaSTEM
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Appreciate the hard work & dedication of Dr Morton & the Commission on Teaching & Learning, along with Nick Moore & the staff from @GovernorKayIvey’s Office of Education & Workforce Transformation — education in Alabama is improving and we must continue the upward trajectory
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Schedule your January Back-to-School free teacher PD for career connections with Learning Blade - calendly.com/d/g4x-2t9-sqv
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🔍✨ Meet Alabama's STEM Learning Ecosystem! 🚀🌐
Check out the details here: stemcouncil.alabama.gov/ecos… 🌍🔗
#stemeducation #stemjourney #stempartnership #stem
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Looking to share your STEM learning opportunities with the world?
📷 Introducing STEM Near Me – your go-to resource
Visit stemcouncil.alabama.gov/stem…
#stem #stemforkids #STEMLearning #stemlearning #STEMEducation #stemeducation #sciencenearme
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#TEACHERS: We want to see your class wish list! To enter the contest, follow ORISE on social media, fill out a survey, and comment a list of supplies and how they help you in your classroom!
Survey: bit.ly/3uGEzMs
Learn more: bit.ly/3eUobez
#ShapingScience
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Next week, we're excited to join the annual #CSEdWeek & #HourOfCode celebrations! 🎉
Looking for ways to participate? Click the link below to browse lessons & activities to bring coding and computer science into your classroom.
nasa.gov/learning-resources/…
ALT A collage of 6 thumbnail graphics and descriptions of computer science themed activities, including NASA's Space Jam: Make Music With Code, Coding a Radio Message for Space, Make a Binary Code Name Tag, Make a Binary Bracelet, Decoding Space Images, and Make a Binary Pin
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Looking for a fun weekend project? Gather your art supplies & get your creative juices flowing to design an entry for the 2024 @NASA_Langley Student Art Contest! 🎨🪐
All K-12 students in the U.S. are invited to submit entries before Dec. 31.
Learn more: artcontest.larc.nasa.gov/
ALT Second grader Ellison Lee's 2023 art contest entry, a drawing of an astronaut relaxing on a distant planet with a domed base in the background filled with buildings, roads and an airplane, with the NASA logo seen in the sky in the distance
Alabama Science in Motion retweeted
AMSTI STEM Bowl Challenge is underway!
Pick a Challenge and start posting your projects on social media.
Use the #hashtags for your regional AMSTI site!
For more details go to amsti.org/engineering under the Integrated STEM Tasks
Cheer your team on in the second half!
Alabama Science in Motion retweeted
Two great days of PD with @ShelbyALSchools secondary science teachers! Proficiency scales, prosthetic beaks and tails. Oh my! @AMSTI4all @Alsim4all @UM_RIEC
Alabama Science in Motion retweeted
12–18 Nov. This week in science: a record space blast, an ancient tumor & more! #TWIS
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