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Teaching the History of Art and Architecture with Google Earth

February 28, 2020
by francesca.quinion Online LearningWebinar - Social Studies

Instructors today have a wealth of technology at their fingertips, presenting new ways to introduce students to art and architecture exploration in real time. Students have the opportunity to view a wide variety of art from many cultures, influenced ...

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3 Tips for Role Play Student Competitors from a Volunteer DECA Judge

February 28, 2020
by francesca.quinion Career & Tech Ed

*Learn more about DECA competitions and my experience and why business professionals should volunteer their time as CTSO judges in the first post of this series. Know your audience Even though you may only have a short time to read through your role ...

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The Teacher is the Leader

February 26, 2020
by francesca.quinion Webinar - Career & Tech Ed

Featured in this webinar replay is Dr. John C. Ricketts, co-author of Leadership: Personal Development and Career Success. He discusses how high school teachers can model leadership and communication skills in the classroom that can positively impact ...

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STEAMy Lessons from the Amazon: A Behind the Scenes Look at the Boiling River Project and using STEAM to connect students to science and conservation

February 25, 2020
by francesca.quinion Webinar - Science

Andrés Ruzo is a geothermal scientist, conservationalist, educator, host, author, and science communicator best known for his work at the Boiling River of the Amazon. Whether it is working with governments, energy companies, students, or indigenous c ...

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Why Business Professionals Should Judge High School Competitive Events

February 14, 2020
by francesca.quinion Career & Tech Ed

The first year I was a judge for the Massachusetts state DECA competition, I was assigned to the HTDM or Hospitality Services Team Decision Making Event. At the time, I had two years of Sales experience out of college and had recently started working ...

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Encouraging Girls’ Interest in STEM

February 11, 2020
by francesca.quinion Science

February 11 marks the International Day of Women and Girls in Science.When my 4-year-old daughter says she wants to make a “science table”, my ears perk up. “What do you mean by that?” I ask. She wanted to explore the front and back yards of our subu ...

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3 Ways to Build Student Confidence to CTE Concentrator Status

January 31, 2020
by francesca.quinion Webinar - Career & Tech Ed

Data proves that students in CTE (Career and Technical Education) programs who make “Concentrator” status are more likely to graduate high school and enroll in secondary education or accept a job after graduation. It’s expected that two-thirds of all ...

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Three Practical Activities for Writing Better Sentences

December 18, 2019
by francesca.quinion Webinar - Reading Language Arts

We know that our students need to be able to write well to be successful in their academic classes. To this end, we spend a lot of time teaching how to write paragraphs and essays. However, if we focus on just paragraphs or essays, we miss the most i ...

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Student-Centered Learning: Exploration, Storytelling, and Inquiry

December 10, 2019
by francesca.quinion Webinar - Social Studies

We hear a lot about putting students at the center of their own learning, but what does that mean? And what does it take to do that? National Geographic Learning Social Studies programs bring exploration and storytelling into the classroom, inspiring ...

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STEM Gift Ideas for Your Science-Minded Kids and Adults

December 5, 2019
by francesca.quinion FeaturedScience

For AdultsBeing a science-minded person myself, my wife often searches for gifts that might appeal to my nerdy side. For our 5-year wedding anniversary, she found a website that printed and framed an image of the night sky with the stars positioned a ...

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