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5 Recent Advances in Educational Technology - guest post
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Molecular Workbench is a free and open source system that provides visual, interactive simulations for science. The simulations are in less... -
WhatWasThere is an excellent resource for geography, history, and fun. It connects historical photos to Google Maps, letting you see what p... -
Anyone who has read this blog for more than a week or knows me, knows that I use Evernote for everything. Literally. It's a great tool ...
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I have been posting a lot lately about STEM resources , mainly because I am a science teacher and engineer and understand the importance of ...
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There have been some great discussions over the years about the effects of poverty on students and the obstacles poverty creates for them in...
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MyPhysicsLab is a free site that contains, you guessed it, physics lab simulations. They are simple and created in Java, but illustrate the... -
It is the last day of Teacher Appreciation Week . Teacher Appreciation Week is celebrated each year in the United States during the first fu...
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TED (Technology, Entertainment and Design) talks are a global set of conferences owned by the private non-profit Sapling Foundation, formed ...
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Wonderopolis is a great, free resource that has some great resources to help students learn and explore all kinds of topics. It has topics ... -
PBS KIDS' Design Squad Nation is an Emmy Award winning program with STEM related videos, activities, games and an interactive community...
