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Get your new academic year off the ground with a super heavy booster... join the Space Education cohort starting Setember 4! 🚀https://lnkd.in/g7C5mwRB This year YOU can engage and motivate students by connecting with their excitement about space, and reinvigorate your own love of teaching with a focus on a hopeful future. You don’t have to be a science teacher… space education helps students meet the standards whatever your grade level or subject area. Your students don’t have to be STEM enthusiasts either… space is for everyone, even writers, artists, and athletes. The space economy is booming and you can help your students prepare to be part of humanity’s multiplanet future! You may not be confident about talking to your students about space... but this course is designed to raise your awareness of what’s possible, and to give you the resources (and proven methods) you need to get results that speak for themselves. Reach out anytime if you have questions or would like to learn more. The new cohort starts in two weeks and space is limited. Register today! #astronomyeducation #careerreadiness #edtech #NGSS #overvieweffect #scienceeducation #spaceeconomy #spaceeducation #spaceexploration #spacephilosophy #spacepsychology #spaceworkforce2030 #STEMeducation #STEAMeducation #workforcedevelopment

🔍 Living Science Mini Expedition Did you know that even our elementary students get to experience the excitement of a science expedition? Every spring, they participate in a Mini Expedition right here on campus!   This hands-on adventure lets our younger learners explore nature, conduct experiments, and apply what they’ve learned in class—all while staying at school. It’s the perfect introduction to the world of scientific discovery and prepares them for future middle school expeditions.   At Living Science, we believe in going beyond academic excellence by inspiring curiosity and real-world learning from the very beginning. #DiscoverLivingScience #HandsOnLearning #GoingBeyondAcademics

It 830 on a Sunday, last week of term! Although we home educate, online lessons run term times, with breaks at Easter, Christmas and the Summer. Some observe half terms, others don't. We use these online lessons, so that the girls can pursue their own interests, we can chop and change, and move with their ever changing ambitions. Why is this morning so important as a home educator? Well one of the online providers launch the next block of lessons, at 9 on the last Sunday of the term. Fingers crossed we get spaces! We already have our priority (as current students) for Enigmas and Wild about Animals, but we are hoping for Primary Science, Pony Club (!) and hopefully Astronomy, come September! #mamofthreegirls #homeeducation #earlybird

As you prepare for the new academic year... learn how YOU can engage and motivate students by connecting with their excitement about space! And.. reinvigorate your own love of teaching with a focus on a hopeful future.   You don’t have to be a science teacher… space education helps students meet the standards whatever your grade level or subject area. Your students don’t have to be STEM enthusiasts either… space is for everyone, even writers, artists, and athletes. The space economy is booming and you can help your students prepare to be part of humanity’s multiplanet future! You may not be confident about talking to your students about space... but this course is designed to raise your awareness of what’s possible, and to give you the resources (and proven methods) you need to get results that speak for themselves.    The new cohort starts September 4 and space is limited. Register today! https://lnkd.in/g7C5mwRB #astronomyeducation #careerreadiness #edtech #NGSS #overvieweffect #scienceeducation #spaceeconomy #spaceeducation #spaceexploration #spacephilosophy #spacepsychology #spaceworkforce2030 #STEMeducation #STEAMeducation #workforcedevelopment

These programs are always full of dynamic speakers and information to help think about how to guide students to 21st century careers

This is such an important part of a child’s education - to develop the courage and confidence to make mistakes and learn from them what worked and what didn’t… and then use this to inform the next iteration. If children are to become independent adults, reliant on themselves, not others, to know what to do next, they must learn as children that mistakes are good things and the portals to progress, self-belief and autonomy. Great to see this front and centre of The Learning Skills Trust schools’ culture.

It's not (always) about the tools you use, but instead how you approach the problem. Classical education trains children how to think rigorously and uniquely problem-solve: essential strategies, regardless of field!

Have you seen what our kids are up to in science class? More than just textbooks, they’re diving head first into real experiments. Whether they’re young explorers asking big questions or older students gearing up for the Science Fair, our science program is all about getting hands-on and thinking big. Curious about how we blend science with arts and tech in our STEAM approach? Drop us a message or check out more here: https://lnkd.in/gW_ZNMjx #KadimahScience #HandsOnLearning #FutureInnovators

🚀 What a journey it’s been over the last two weeks, traveling across the U.S. from Boston to Chicago, LA, New York, and Northern California and the Central Valley. This trip has been all about supporting teachers and leaders in adopting small, doable habits that are short and sharp, yet sustainable—routines that truly make a substantial difference in student learning across schools yet are realistic in the busyness of the school day. 🌎✏️ Today was a fantastic opportunity outside Los Angeles to collaborate with secondary math teachers on approaches that ensure clarity, deepen mathematical understanding, and transform student engagement from motion to action during guided practice. 🧩✨ We explored a variety of impactful strategies, including: • Same Surface, Different Deep: Finding the underlying connections in seemingly different problems. • Slow Reveal: Gradually unveiling information to build anticipation and deepen thinking. See an example below (the new data sets are awesome!) • Backward Fading: Supporting students by providing structured help that decreases over time. • Frayer Modeling: Using graphic organizers to deepen concept comprehension. • Complex Conversations: Encouraging meaningful, math-focused dialogue. • 2 Box Induction: Helping students see relationships and make predictions. …and much more. Each practice is designed to be practical and sustainable, helping educators elevate learning experiences that resonate. 🏫🔍 A huge thank you to all the dedicated educators who continue to inspire with their commitment to making every moment count. Together, we’re impacting student learning 1% more every day and having fun doing it! 📚💡 #Education #TeacherSupport #StudentLearning #MathEducation #SustainablePractices #ProfessionalDevelopment #ClarityInTeaching #DeepLearning #GuidedPractice