An institute promoting open & socially-just practices across STEM higher ED. **This is an archived account. You can follow us at https://xitter.cf/t.co/STm5iQ1NEn**
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New paper alert in @CBELifescied with (Twitter-less) Desiree Forsythe and @BMDewsbury! We examine the journeys of STEM faculty into justice-centered pedagogies, investigating how their experiences shape their teaching and curriculum. Check it out! lifescied.org/doi/10.1187/cb…
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Join #NISTFALCoN on Friday, Sept 27, at 4 pm ET with Mark Graham, "Defining and Measuring College STEM Student Trust in their Instructor." Join this interactive session to learn about students’ perceptions of trust @NISciTeaching
Register here: bit.ly/3TCCbA1
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In case you missed it: the BioQUEST/QUBES Platform September Newsletter is out! You can find the link here: qubeshub.org/news/newsletter…
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Back to school bonus episode! Former teacher and author Roxanna Elden joined us in the studio to talk teaching and ways to support teachers. As always you can catch our episodes on Spotify, iHeart radio or on our website at lnkd.in/gNukTxjC. ✊🏿✊🏿
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Day 3! Let's go! Curious about BIOME? Read more: qubeshub.org/community/group…
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Today marks the kick-off of part three in our #OpenSciEdES Facilitator Professional Learning Academy, and we couldn't be more excited!
This experience wouldn't be possible without our incredible network of partner states and the amazing facilitator trainers who dedicate their time and expertise. We're so grateful for your tireless efforts in supporting our mission to provide students and teachers with high quality science learning materials! #LearnwithOpenSciEd
Together, we're making a difference!🚀 Want to learn more about #OpenSciEdES and how it can transform elementary science learning? bit.ly/3zdbD0JVisit to explore! #inspirededucators
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In case you missed it: June's BioQUEST/QUBES platform newsletter is live on the website. We introduce new BQ staff, share opportunities for faculty and highlight educational resources. Not on our list? Sign up on our website!
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Start your week off by applying to join our Poster Session at BIOME 2024. For FAQs and for more information, such as how to apply, click here: qubeshub.org/community/group…
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From Georgia to Ohio to Utah to Oregon to Washington state, see how these states, and others, are updating math courses to align with the data skills that students need to stay engaged and competitive in college and beyond.
Check out our latest blog: bit.ly/3VnMvx4
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DEADLINE EXTENDED!
We've heard from a few of you that more time is needed to apply for BIOME 2024. The deadline is now June 14!
Apply today: qubeshub.org/community/group…
#BIOME2024 #STEMEducation #InterdisciplinaryTeaching #HolisticLearning #InnovativeEducation #ApplyNow
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It was my pleasure to close out Season 1 with good friend and colleague Dr. Mays Imad. She shared with us her journey from Baghdad, Iraq. As always you can find us on Spotify, iHeart radio, and our website at lnkd.in/eisFSiEn. Stay blessed.
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Check out this article in @Nature featuring Dr. Diaz Eaton and the RIOS Institute @mathprofcarrie @RIOSCommunity nature.com/articles/d41586-0…
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Check out this new article in @Nature that discusses our very own @mathprofcarrie and the @RIOSCommunity!
Researchers discuss the triumphs and trials of using mathematics to tackle society’s greatest challenges go.nature.com/44QdTqs
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#OEGlobal24 #CallforProposals
#countdown #today
#lastday to submit your ideas. Share your #openeducation insights, discoveries & innovations!
Add yours now 👉 bit.ly/OEG24CFP
#whatareyousharing #callforproposals #educationconference #conference @oeweek @cccoer
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This week, Maisha Moses, Executive Director of the Young People's Project (YPP) talks with us about the organization's founding and the ways in which it has built off of the work of civil rights leader, and her father Robert (Bob) Moses. Knowledgeunbound.transistor.….
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In episode 8 we talk to Kathie Klarrieich, Executive Director of Exchange for Change about providing education for the incarcerated. We also talk about her 30 years of journalism work in Haiti and the ways it informed her current practice. Full episode at knowledgeunbound.transistor.….
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May is Asian American, Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander Heritage Month! 🌺 May we continue to deepen our practice of recognizing and honoring the rich cultures and contributions of Asian Americans, Native Hawaiians, and Pacific Islanders.
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Kelly Hogan and Viji Sathy for Episode 7 on the Knowledge Unbound podcast. We discuss their journey to their fabulous collaboration that led to the writing of the transformative book Inclusive Teaching. Spotify, iHeart radio or on our website at knowledgeunbound.transistor.….
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Two high school seniors solved a mathematical puzzle that was thought to be impossible for 2,000 years. @BillWhitakerCBS reports, Sunday. 60Minutes.com