Saving Whales with Computational Thinking
Want to teach your students how to save whales using Computational Thinking? Researchers and educators have teamed up to share powerful case studies for the classroom
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A Simulation into Space Supports Students' Skills in STEAM
A future astronaut headed to Mars could be in your classroom. A new program from the National Air and Space Museum provides a memorable learning experience that builds on student interests and hones engineering and design skills
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Inspiring Creative Changemakers
Six Smithsonian educators share techniques to help students creatively intervene and achieve community-based, transformative justice for social good
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In Conversation with 2023 National Teacher of the Year, Rebecka Peterson
Meet the high school math teacher from Tulsa, Oklahoma, who believes in the exponential impact of seemingly small, but consistent, acts of intentionality, gratitude, and listening
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