Preparing the Next Generation of Scientific Innovators
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Guide to Managing K–12 Rules on Screen Time & Technology Use
The Consortium for School Networking (CoSN) has published From Screen Time Mandates to Purposeful Technology Policies and Guidance, a free guide to help school districts manage the growing complexities of screen time and technology use policies. Read More
Digital-Age Problem Solving Using Spreadsheets to Capture Imagination
What If Math is a reinvention of our mathematics curriculum. Today’s K–12 curriculum was defined in the year 1202 by Leonardo of Pisa to give merchants and traders a better system for doing their math. However, today computers do the algorithms for us, and business is no longer primarily about solving equations. Rather, business involves… Read More
A Visit to America’s Front Yard
The National Mall is the iconic space that tells the story of our nation’s founding—but more than that, it is America’s Civic Stage, the backdrop for pivotal moments in our nation where we come together to share in our profound democratic ideals. Read More
Stories of Immigration, Migration & Cultural Identity
The Tenement Museum is a nonprofit cultural institution that welcomes visitors into the historically recreated homes of immigrants, migrants, and refugees who lived in New York City between the 1860s and the 1980s. Read More
Guide to Setting Up a Music Technology Lab
Technology can make music education more accessible, engaging, and fun. It supports diverse learning styles, empowers students to embrace their creativity, and provides them with valuable, hirable skills for the music industry and beyond. Read More