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National Geographic Learning programs bring the experiences of National Geographic Explorers and Photographers into the classroom and aim to inspire the next generation of scientists, authors, engineers, and skilled trade workers. But this is for you.
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In March, National Geographic Learning celebrates the inspiring achievements of women who have shaped history through their contributions as explorers, scientists, photographers, anthropologists, and authors. From research labs and classrooms to space missions and political movements, women have played a vital role in advancing knowledge and progress in our world. Women’s History Month provides a dedicated opportunity to reflect on their impact and honor the women who have paved the way for future generations.
Beyond Clinical Competence: Joining Forces to Equip Health Science Students with Essential Soft Skills
In this webinar, our esteemed panelists will shed light on current gaps in health science education, and how they can be overcome to fulfill the expectations of industry. They will also cover innovative strategies and collaborative approaches to equip health science students with the essential clinical and soft skills.
CTE Teacher Spotlight – Brenda S. Kirkland
CTE month is an opportunity to show a spotlight on programs that impact everyone! Whether you have an interest in Business, Culinary, Woodshop, Engineering, Photography, Childcare, Hospitality or others not listed. CTE reaches the individual student…
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