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Have you checked out #KitHub? A great place to order #stem #steam kits (school/home). They also offer freebies 👍🏻 and an email 📧newsletter! Check them out @kithub shop.kithub.cc – at Richland Center, WI
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On March 13th, join us for the @safecast 10th anniversary online event with live reports from Fukushima and the Globe!!
safecast.org/safecast10/
#opendata #citizenscience #fukushima #airquality
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ALA Midwinter Virtual attendees will be treated to a reading from Featured Guest @TheAmandaGorman. She will read from her lyrical picture book debut, "Change Sings". Mon, January 25. #alamw21 bit.ly/2Kw1Gm7
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When you support libraries, you support youth in following their dreams, reaching their potential, and open doors to endless opportunities.
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For the first time ever, there will be a special live broadcast of the Inauguration made especially for students and families.
You can tune in live at 10am ET on #InaugurationDay. To learn more, go to bideninaugural.org/youth.
I’ll see you there!
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Dramatic, disturbing news events can leave parents + educators speechless. Share these age-based tips on how to talk to kids about the news -- and listen, too -- can help. #newsliteracy #digcit commonsensemedia.org/blog/ex…
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Another underappreciated distinction is between "essential" and "frontline" workers, with frontline defined as people who can't perform their jobs from home. The case for frontline workers getting vaccine priority >> essential but not frontline.
nytimes.com/2020/12/05/healt…
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Make paper snowflakes honor scientists & inventors Grace Hopper, Stephen Hawking, Jane Goodall, Nikola Tesla & more this holiday! ❄️ My @CNET article: cnet.co/2BV59UW @ghc @JaneGoodallInst @NASA @WomenNASA @TheFranklin @neiltyson @tweetsoutloud @donttrythis @KariByron
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Why hold class on Zoom when you can teach it on Instagram, TikTok, or Among Us? bit.ly/2KlXrJE
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If you’re an educator with a story about going back to school during COVID-19, I want to hear it.
Use #AskDrB and I, along with fellow educators and policy experts, will listen and respond.
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Esther Wojcicki session now available! 'Giving Kids Control of Their Learning is the Key to Engagement' #homelearningsummit #learningrevolution homelearningsummit.com
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"As many as 15 million of this country's public school students lack adequate connectivity at home for virtual learning & it wasn't just students—10% of the nation's public school teachers also lacked adequate home internet access." by @MarkALieberman
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FAMILIES: The latest blog post from Minerva's Kaleidoscope provides tips & ideas for parents and caregivers at this weekend's #NatBookFest. Use the "Learning Guide to the Festival" for more exploration!
blogs.loc.gov/families/2020/…
Photo by Shawn Miller/Library of Congress.
ALT A young National Book Festival visitor watches an animated version of the festival poster on one of the convention center’s digital displays, September 1, 2018.
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We decided to explore various back-to-school models and their trade-offs when it comes to coronavirus risk, overall well-being, child development and accessibility to all students.
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In 1983, Radio Shack published Forrest M Mims, III's "Getting Started in Electronics," which @frauenfelder calls "probably the most famous and best-selling book about electronics" - famous not just for its outstanding instructional value but for its striking design.
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By exposing kids to the rhythm of electronic conversations, emoji may be a useful precursor to reading.
😍😱👀👏🙏🦋🏈🚙❤️ wired.trib.al/K5dZiV3
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bit.ly/30bzuc7 -The rise of the ‘Renaissance engineer’ -
Sometimes, it is necessary to look back in time to understand just how much the world has changed. In the early 1800s, the industrial ...
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Dylan Tallchief created a complete digital music studio app in Excel and in this video, he demonstrates how he used his spreadsheet program to recreate a-ha's Take On Me. kottke.org/20/06/making-musi…
