Out at Cabot last Friday to interview some students and teachers about their amazing Seedfolks project, I was reassured to see this sign indicating the school’s commitment to safety: We should all be so fortunate as to say the same.
Posts Tagged ‘STEM’
Just say no to dinosaurs
Posted in Cool Things Our Partners Do, tagged cabot, STEM on June 11, 2013 | Leave a Comment »
The great twitter science teacher hunt
Posted in News, tagged STEM on May 17, 2013 | Leave a Comment »
Meet Ryan Becker. He’s an 8th grade science teacher at Woodstock Union Middle School, a UVM doctoral student and tweets under the handle @PhySci8. He and his students use twitter in their classroom, and they’re wondering how many other science teachers do the same. “I’m very interested in how technology, and the web, can be [...]
iPad Apps We Like: Germ Blaster
Posted in iPad Apps We Like, tagged ipads, STEM on September 1, 2012 | Leave a Comment »
A one-minute screencast of actual game-play from the free iPad app Germ Blaster, by the Rice University Center for Technology in Teaching and Learning. No medical training required.
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