"Make mistakes, just don't make them permanent."
–@JamesClear
Interested in Self-Regulated Learning? Then I have the podcast for you! Check out @shyambarr's podcast below.
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‼️EXCITING NEWS‼️ The Educate to Self Regulate Podcast, hosted by @MrMac85 and myself has officially launched! Listen in on Apple Podcasts or Spotify by searching "Educate to Self-regulate".
For all podcast updates, find us at @edtoselfreg or head to educatetoselfregulate.com/ 👇🏾
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This physics phenomena can be very easily seen when demonstrated in zero/low gravity conditions. Check out the @veritasium video here: youtube.com/watch?v=1VPfZ_Xz…
#mathfacts #STEM #STEMfacts #STEMedu #learneveryday #MTBoS #RamSync #connections
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You don’t need to catch every break if you’re willing to keep trying.
Every winner has an archive of many losses, but each attempt creates the chance for a victory.
You need to be patient, but not passive.
Active patience.
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What are the secrets to study motivation? What if you had pro-vetted tips to help ensure your success? Get your study motivation on with these proven techniques
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#studytwt #motivation #studentsuccess #studentlife #learnanywhere #STEMeducation #learning
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"In the early 20th century, firefly hunters captured thousands of the insects to illuminate hotels and private gardens in Tokyo." Connecting art, science, and history!
There are over 2,000 types of fireflies in the world. And, for the record, they're not actually flies, they're beetles. Photographer Kei Nomiyama captured their brief but beautiful life in the forests around central Shikoku Island: wired.trib.al/wcYufge
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Gabor couldn't move forward with his holography research unless he had the ability to generate a pure and consistent beam of light. With the invention of the laser, the first practical optical holograms were created in 1962. #RamSync #sciencehistory #holograms #learneveryday
The world is fascinating! Stay fascinated and learning will follow. @RamSync
What's fascinating in your world today? #learneveryday #wonderbegetswisdom #RamSync #makingconnections #wonderfulword
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May you all find the relaxation you need. Sometimes the best thing for the mind is recognizing and being okay with what *is*.
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#mondaymotivation #relaxation #knowyourself #tension #stress #student #university #ramsync #selfimprovement #peace #focus #mental
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What will you conquer today? #RamSync #stoicphilosophy #learningeveryday #carpediem #success #motivation #mindset
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Number fact: Zero is an even number!
The Cistercian system use a single symbol structure for numbers instead of long strings of digits! It is brilliant once you spot the pattern. What is your favorite number fact? ow.ly/8eqC50EvHG4
#CanIHaveYourNumber #ciphers #mtbos #numbers #throwbackthursday #mathfacts
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Marie Curie, a pioneering female scientist known for her work on radioactivity, moved scientific understanding forward. Read her legacy and radioactive notes here: ow.ly/5K2Q50EuCEB
#notes #science #research #mariecurie #womeninscience #chemistry #university #notetaking
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Teaching Digital citizenship?
Find resources, lesson ideas, applications and games, and links to Australian curriculum here.
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Do your notes follow a structure to improve memory and creativity? If you haven't seen the Zettelkasten method, it is worth a look! ramsync.com/2021/03/15/zette…
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If you are thinking of joining ELSA in 2021, there are only 2 weeks left to register your preschool or Foundation class! Submissions close 16 February. Click the link below to find out more. Elliot and Piper are looking forward to hearing from you 😀 elsa.edu.au/join-elsa-2021/
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Happy New Year! The station orbits the Earth at 17,500 miles per hour (28,000 kilometers per hour) enabling the crew to see 16 sunrises and sunsets each day.


































