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5 tips for creating a makerspace for less than the cost of an iPad

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Today, our library makerspace has developed into a 21st century learning laboratory, with funding from grants and through the generosity of individuals and organizations that support our DonorsChoose projects. Rather than focusing on the expensive technology you don’t have, find ways that you can recycle, reuse, and repurpose.

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Students’ AI Chats Reveal Their Largest Stressors

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The APA presented a list of recommendations for children and adolescents as they traverse AI, including encouraging appropriate uses of the technology like brainstorming; limiting access to violent and graphic content; and urging adults to remind the children any information found through AI may not be accurate.

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In Rhode Island, a partnership brings STEM lessons to life

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The middle schoolers learned about career pathways in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM). “We In April, the middle school students visited URI’s Bay Campus, where they toured the facilities, visited laboratories, met with professors, and walked on the beach–which was a new experience for some.

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What Will Kids Lose If PBS Gets Cut?

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No, I don’t,” says Kathy Hirsh-Pasek, a director of Temple University’s Infant and Child Laboratory. “It’s like asking, ‘Don’t you think other universities can do the kind of high-quality research Harvard is doing?’ They don’t have the people, the labs and the sustained support.” ‘A

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7 ways data collection is improving STEM education

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Today’s students, being technology natives, expect the same kinds of engagement in the classroom as they seek out online. Here are 7 ways technology is enhancing and expanding STEM education in our school district. Technology helps students acquire scientific literacy and hands-on experience.

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Phenix City Teacher Wins Marbury Technology Innovation Award

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Phenix City, AL— Last week Central High School teacher, Tim Loreman was recognized as an exemplary educator in technology. He received the 19th Annual Marbury Technology Innovation Award from the State Superintendent of Education, Dr. Eric G. Loreman’s students can earn Adobe certifications in Photoshop, Premiere Pro and After Effects.

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The Balance with Catlin Tucker: Featuring Lisa Highfill

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She was a classroom teacher for over twenty years and is currently a technology integration coach in the Pleasanton Unified School District. She has been working in the field of educational technology since 1998 when she earned her Masters Degree in Ed Tech Leadership. Lisa is the epitome of a life-long learner.