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EdTech Magazine
You'd think that the most popular event at a computer science playground might involve putting a computer together. But for Cambridge Public School's Computer Science Playground, the honor of most beloved activity fell in the other direction: taking laptops apart. "Throughout the year, we're telling kids, 'Don't pop the keys off the keyboard,'" says Gina Roughton, assistant director of educational technology for the Massachusetts school district. "This time, we're telling them to go for it."
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eSchool News
By now, we've all heard about STEM, the acronym for science, technology, engineering and math education. Most people have heard of STEAM, which includes arts education along with STEM and allows students to be more creative in their exploration of more technical subjects. And it's not a far leap to assume a lot of educators are familiar with makerspaces, which offer open-ended creative spaces for students to explore these concepts as they engage in project-based learning or attempt to solve real-world challenges.
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District Administration Magazine
Elementary-age students at the Marie Philip School at The Learning Center for the Deaf near Boston are programming robots to learn the engineering design process. That's "ask, imagine, plan, create, test and improve, and share," says their teacher, Kira Bell. "Before, I did not have a great way to expose students to the engineering process or even simple coding," Bell says.
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eSchool News
We hear it time and again, but the truth of the statement cannot be emphasized more: STEM education is vital to our nation's success as a productive leader in the global economy. According to STEM education experts, schools should start to view STEM not as a standalone subject, but as something that can be integrated into all types of learning, relevant to all industries.
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THE Journal
An education technology company that produces a virtual robotics platform to help middle schoolers learn coding and robotics basics has released a sequel to its original set of curricula. CoderZ's new Cyber Robotics 102 includes between 15 and 20 hours of lesson.
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EdTech Magazine
From 3D printing programs to robot coding, creative software integration and iterative design programs, schools are investing in makerspaces to drive student success. For example, students in Smithfield, Virginia, are using 3D printers to create hydraulic claws that help tackle a real-world problem: trash. In Boulder County, Colorado, students at Dawson School have access to a makerspace equipped with 3D printers, a laser cutter and computers. The school is undergoing an expansion that includes a 24,500-square-foot, three-floor innovation center slated to open by fall.
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eSchool News
It's easy enough to decide to focus more on a specific topic or skill, such as STEM, in the classroom, but it's sometimes more difficult to find tools and resources to support that skill. Teachers have limited time, and it's often a challenge to search for and evaluate the tools and resources found in search results or blog posts.
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Demand for skilled cybersecurity talent continues to outstrip supply, with estimates of 3.5 million unfilled positions by 2021. EC Council Associate, ECA, Certification is the starting point for a career in cybersecurity. ECA qualifies strengths, skills, and readiness of aspiring professionals, leading to a career in the highly lucrative Information Security industry. Click here to receive a free practice test voucher!
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District Administration Magazine
The national demand for STEM workers creates a unique opportunity for educators to develop coding and STEM activities for special education students, says Ellis Crasnow, director of STEM3 Academy, a Los Angeles-area school for students with special needs.
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We Are Teacher
Making student physical activity a school-wide priority has its challenges. Teachers have their hurdles, including lack of funding, fitness opportunities and time. Take into consideration that students spend an average of seven hours a day looking at a screen and nearly a third of high schoolers spend three hours a day playing video games, and the hurdle becomes even higher.
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eSchool News
It's clear to anyone listening that the United States needs more highly-skilled STEM workers to remain globally competitive. And STEM education — including trained STEM teachers — is critical to that goal. The organization 100Kin10 is working to recruit 100,000 excellent STEM teachers into classrooms across the nation by 2021. 100Kin10 talks to partners and teachers and reviews research and data to understand the challenges and opportunities facing STEM education.
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