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13 Sep

FREE STEM Resources with Chris Woods

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This article is based on the CoderZ podcast, EdTech MixTape and has been edited for clarity STEM can seem like such a big challenge for teachers and school leaders alike. We all want students engaged in meaningful, hands-on learning. But where do we begin? Start with Daily STEM. ...

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23 Aug

Engineers of the Future! See Yourself in Tomorrow with Amazon Future Engineer!

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In order for the future of the technology industry to adapt to the ever-growing and complex job market, the industry needs to focus on capturing a more diverse employee base. Right now, most science and tech fields are overwhelmingly led and operated by white and Asian males. The disparity of repres...

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5 Aug

Top 10 Free Coding Resources for Students that will Change Your Classroom

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When today’s students enter the future workforce, there will be significantly more technology jobs than ever before, and a vast majority of students will need to be equipped with computer science skills to be successful in their careers. Coding and programming have become essential skills that stu...

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4 Aug

The ULTIMATE LIST of STEM PROJECTS FOR MIDDLE SCHOOL STUDENTS

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Chaos, mischief, mayhem, commotion, madness! Well, we're not just putting random words together- it looks like STEM activities in a middle school classroom! But can we even blame them? They are, of course, the little trucks of energy. What if you can put this energy to good use without losing your p...

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15 Jul

I Taught My Elementary Kids Coding and it CHANGED Their WORLD

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Coding is considered a foundational literacy skill for the digital age.It isjust like learning about reading and writing, but instead of reading and writing paragraphs of a story, children are reading and writing in computer code. It is comparable to learning awhole newlanguage! When children lea...

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12 Jul

Building a Diverse Pipeline for STEM Careers in Texas

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Jacqueline Moreno knows a thing or two about the impact of access. As the Director for Math and Science at Galena Park Independent School District (I.S.D) in Houston, Texas, Jaqueline spends her time finding ways to break down barriers for students and families. 69% of students at Galena I.S.D. a...

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24 Jun

*FREE RESOURCE* 5 Critical Components of Equity-Focused Teaching

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5 Critical Components of Establishing a Foundation for Equity-Focused Teaching In need of ways to bring equity to your classroom? Check out the FREE RESOURCE at the bottom of the page! The importance of Computer Science education continues to be on the rise across the globe, especially in the ...

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8 Jun

CoderZ Adventure with LEGO® Education Spike™ Prime

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Should your 9-year-old be coding? Absolutely! New and Improved: CoderZ Adventure with LEGO® Education Spike™Prime Many of us wish we were bilingual. Research tells us it’s good for your brain, reduces the chance of Alzheimer's, makes you more competitive in the job market, and makes learn...

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30 Nov

How do you build a Learning Space for All? Low Floor, High Ceiling

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The Importance of Inclusive STEM  Over the last two decades, STEM has become a buzzword synonymous with progressive 21st-century learning. First introduced by the National Science Foundation as a more palatable version of their STEM efforts, STEM education quickly became a measure of school ...

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2 Oct

6 Steps to a Successful Hybrid Learning Experience

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By Wyman Khuu and Jane Chavez Here are some of the top ways teachers can infuse real-world experiences into the hybrid educational environment for the 2020-21 school year (and beyond). Due to the ongoing COVID-19 restrictions and precautions, many schools across the country have hit a roa...

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