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Tag Archives: science
Solar Eclipse Event: NHSTA teams with the McAuliffe Shepard Discovery Center
On Monday, August 21, 2017, there will be a solar eclipse making its way across America. While New Hampshire is not in the path of totality, it is close enough so that fully 62% of the Sun will be eclipsed … Continue reading
STEM 2026 Report Released
In 2015, the U.S. Department of Education, in collaboration with American Institutes for Research (AIR), convened a series of 1.5-day workshops that brought together invited experts and thought leaders in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) teaching and learning to … Continue reading
Posted in Articles/Reports, Science, STEM, Student Opportunities
Tagged engineering, math, report, science, STEM, technology
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Some Initiatives and Announcements as Summer Approaches and School Years End
OPEN NH / Academy of Applied Science Partnership NH e-Learning for Educators is partnering with the Academy of Applied Science to offer their science education courses for teachers online through OPEN NH. Our first offering will be AS-01 Full STEAM … Continue reading
Posted in Announcements, Digital Citizenship, Free Resources, Professional Development, public notice, Student Opportunities, Teaching and Learning
Tagged #GoOpen, Christa McAuliffe Technology Conference, connectivity, future ready pledge, future ready schools, future ready teachers, internet resources, learning, NH ConnectEd, NHSCI, NHSTA, NHSTE, open education resources, open educational resources, professional development, science, teaching
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Science Resource: Water Cycle School from the US Geological Survey
The US Geological Survey (USGS) has a wonderful Web site for teachers to use to learn all about water, the Water Science School (http://water.usgs.gov/edu/). Science teachers in New Hampshire should know that this resource exists for them to use.
Posted in Free Resources, Science, Teaching and Learning
Tagged digital resources, free resources, resources, science, USGS, water, water cycle
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What’s exciting about teaching and learning?
The National Science Foundation is an organization that supports learning in a wide range of areas. NSF is tapping into our robust student and teacher community, and give everyone a chance to share our excitement for learning. They would like … Continue reading
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Tagged #iwanttolearn, #iwanttoteach, learning, national science foundation, NSF, science, teaching
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Early Introduction Can Encourage More Women to Join STEM Fields
Maybe you recall the Verizon commercial that follows a young girl as she’s growing up. Samantha takes a keen interest in activities like wading in a stream and building a rocket ship; activities that explore science, technology, engineering and math … Continue reading
Scientists: Earth Endangered by New Strain of Fact-Resistant Humans
MINNEAPOLIS (The Borowitz Report) – Scientists have discovered a powerful new strain of fact-resistant humans who are threatening the ability of Earth to sustain life, a sobering new study reports. The research, conducted by the University of Minnesota, identifies a … Continue reading
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Tagged comic, data, data driven decisions, homour, satire, science, scientist
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How to Spot Bad Science
Science, in this day and age of the internet and “experts” on everything, is sometimes not all that accurate. People can take scientific data and use it in different ways and in bad ways. Sometimes the data itself is bad, … Continue reading
Posted in Articles/Reports, Infographics, Science, STEM
Tagged bad science, infographic, infographics, science, STEM
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STEM vs. STEAM: Do the Arts Belong?
A tug of war is currently looming between proponents of STEM education (science, technology, engineering, and math) and advocates for STEAM lessons, which add art to the mix. Whichever side you come down on, here are some ideas for you … Continue reading
Physics Comedy Show Launches
Q: What can be more phun than physics? A: A physics comedy show. And now we have one! Get entertained and educated along with your students with the physics sketch comedy at What the FisX. Teaching physics one sketch at … Continue reading
