Earlier in the year, our CoRE class at Merredin College Primary had an incredible learning journey exploring the various types of saltbush in Australia. Under the guidance of the dedicated Amber-Lee Kernaghan and the amazing Suzy Urbaniak OAM, our students researched different saltbush plants, created detailed posters, and even visited Lake Campion to learn about salt lakes, salt crystals and the fascinating world beneath the surface. 🌿 The passion and commitment to hands-on learning from educators like Amber is truly what makes a difference, providing students with rich, real-world STEM education. These experiences are what make the CoRE Learning Foundation stand out. Discover more about our unique approach and how we're transforming STEM learning on our website! 🔗 https://lnkd.in/eJHSqvP #CoRELearning #STEMEducation #HandsOnLearning #therealclassroom
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Opportunity Alert! Registration for the Summer Learning Institute hosted by Saint Louis University is now open! Use the link below to learn more and to register for this powerful professional development opportunity featuring sessions on various topics including Response to Intervention Practices, Cultural Proficiency in the Classroom and the Science of Reading. https://lnkd.in/gb39uvBV #ProfessionalDevelopment #StLouisEducators #Teachers #Principals #Interventionists #StLouisEducation #StLouisSchools #EducationLeadership
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Celebrating Learning Harvest 🍎 This week, let's rejoice in the fruits of our educational endeavors. Reflect on a recent academic success. How has it shaped you or your students? Share your stories of transformation and growth! 🌟 #EducationalAchievements #ImpactfulLearning #Alphapedia
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Bigs play a significant impact on the academic achievement of their Littles, which can be felt long after they graduate from high school. According to an online survey of alumni Littles from across the nation: 🎓 77% said they are doing better in school because of their Big 🎓 65% agreed that Big helped them reach a higher level of education than they thought possible 🎓 52% agreed their Big kept them from dropping out of high school Interested in supporting a young person on their journey to achieve their biggest dreams? Learn about the different ways to get involved through our community-based and school-based mentoring programs: https://lnkd.in/e5qnqmJz
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Did you know January is National Mentoring Month? No Greater Sacrifice is small, but insanely impactful, nonprofit that supports children of wounded & fallen service members. Consider becoming a mentor to one of our scholars. Our scholars have a wide array of interest & are persuing careers in variety of fields. If you’re reading this, you can help! With just an hour of your time, every few weeks, you can help provide guidance, advice, feedback, and support to a scholars. If you are interested in mentoring at No Greater Sacrifice, please let me know!
As we embark on another year of service to our tremendous Scholars and their families, we are excited to highlight our impactful Scholar programs, including scholarships, mentorship, coaching, college prep services, tutoring, and more. Scholarships: Our scholarships present life-changing educational opportunities for our Scholars, empowering them to pursue higher education and achieve their academic aspirations. Mentorship: We offer Scholars personalized insights into academic and career pathways through our mentorship program, as well as college prep services, family and Scholar events, and workshops aimed at equipping them with the resources necessary to accomplish their goals. Coaching: Through coaching, we aim to foster not just academic success but also a sense of empowerment, resilience, and confidence in the face of challenges. Resourcing: In our commitment to providing comprehensive support, NGS goes beyond traditional forms of aid by resourcing Scholars through tutoring, networking, and specialized LinkedIn services. #NoGreaterSacrifice #HonorTheSacrifices #InvestInTheirChildren
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As a FAMU alumna, whenever I met an HBCU alumna, especially a recent STEM graduate, I want to support them in their career. Today, I met Serena E. , a Spelman alumna and purchased copies of her book MSITU, about an urban forest for my nonprofit Science, Engineering and Mathematics Link Inc STEM Literacy Program. This book tells a story about invasive species in an urban forest, and it is a great environmental educational tool for kids to learn about plant identification and environmental vocabulary. #BLACKandSTEM #FAMUAlumna #HBCUAlumna
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🦃 Planned for and by students, Friendsgiving within the Diederich College of Communication brings the campus together over food and fellowship.
Food for the soul: Student-led ‘Friendsgiving’ provides community, support and home cooking | Marquette Today
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Reach out if you would like to learn more about increasing #DisciplinaryLiteracy practices in your middle or high school. I would love to chat about how Reading Ways can help your school improve with evidence-based strategies and protocols with adolescents in mind. All teachers, from social studies to CTE, can impact a student’s literacy development. #secondaryeducation #scienceofreading
At Reading Ways, we believe that building local capacity to sustainbly implement professional development is critical for teacher buy-in and overall success. Listen to our partners at Riverside share thier journey of launching a new literacy program for thier middle and high schools with a classroom Math teacher, and see how through sustained, locally led engagement she was able to gain great buy-in from her fellow teachers! Check out the Riverside Case Study 1 pager and learn more about Reading Ways at www.readingways.org https://lnkd.in/eYD3EywM #edtech #adultlearning #implementationscience #literacy
Riverside Local Schools Story of Growth and Innovation
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Meet twenty year old me. This photo was taken the day I was inducted into the National History Honor Society. I was feeling encouraged, inspired and hopeful. I believed that my future was bright! ⭐️ With back to school season upon us, it’s time to prepare the school supplies, review the syllabi and focus on priorities. 💡It’s also time to lean heavily into kindness, intellectual humility and community. 🍎Encouragement, Inspiration, and Hope may not be course titles, but they are necessary ingredients for a bright future. 📚Are encouragement, inspiration, and hope present in the hearts and minds of your students & staff? Wishing our mighty educators and students a bright back to school season! #emotionalintelligence #learninganddevelopment #highered #teachers #educators #studentsuccess
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NO PROBLEM IS TOO BIG OR TOO SMALL! Northglenn High School STEM practices Problem Based Learning (PBL) where we give our students in every class authentic problems and then the students propose solutions to those problems. All of our classes and teachers use PBL to inspire students and solve problems. We have noticed that when our students are provided with a problem from an authentic partner that students take their solutions to the next level. That is where you come in... We want your problems! Go to the website below and browse the different ways we have partnered with different organizations then use the "give us your problems" tab to share any problems we can help you with. There is no problem too small or too big for our students and staff. For example of previous problems, please check out our website below. https://lnkd.in/gNvY78k4 If you have a problem for our students, you can submit them using the Google Form: ➡ ➡ https://lnkd.in/ghFUmACX ⬅ ⬅ Thank you for the time and your expertise. We look forward to working with you during the next school year. We will have our annual partner event on May 15th, 2024 from 10:00am -11:30 am. This is a great opportunity to collaborate with teachers and work to plan out a quality PBL for our students. send us your problems and join on May 15th for snacks, giveaways, and great conversations.
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Great opportunity for #educators to learn how culture is a valuable asset in the learning process and allows students to engage content in a relevant and personal way. #stem #environmentaleducation #scienceeducation
On October 20-21, the Smithsonian Science Education Center is offering a free online professional learning opportunity for educators around the world entitled "Exploring Culturally Based Pedagogies Through An International Lens," to support educators in utilizing asset-based strategies in their STEM instruction and classroom activities. This professional development (PD) will create space for a community of practice focused on applying an international lens to STEM learning and exploring artifacts from around the world to emphasize the scientific value in ordinary objects. As a result of attending the PD, participants will learn how to support students in identifying connections between their learning and everyday activities, as well as develop an appreciation for socio-scientific issues around the world. Registration is free. The registration deadline is Wednesday, October 19, 2023 at 12:00 PM ET. Questions? Feel free to send us a message or email Addy Allred at AllredA@si.edu!
Exploring Culturally Based Pedagogies Through An International Lens
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