[[{“value”:” Our elementary school librarian and I share a passion for children’s books. We often recommend our favorites to each other and chat about the stories that have touched us. Recently, she suggested I read Out of My Mind by Sharon M. Draper. It’s a heartwarming story about Melody, a bright young girl with cerebral palsy who is unable to speak….
[[{“value”:” Post by Kristina Ohl Posted: September 24, 2024 Your city needs your help! The city’s water tower is broken, and they need your team to quickly design a water tower that will provide water to two important buildings: the hospital and the school. Design a water tower to transport water to two buildings. Water is one of the most vital…
[[{“value”:” How do role models shape moral frameworks in a democratic society? Published: At York University in Canada, political theorist Nicholas Poole is exploring how role models influence our sense of right and wrong. His research focuses on how these people shape our values and help build a shared moral framework amidst cultural diversity. Talk like a … political theorist…
[[{“value”:” Embracing multilingualism in the classroom Published: Many learners around the world face educational challenges since their languages are not recognised in classrooms. Dr Tracey Costley and Professor Hannah Gibson from the University of Essex in the UK, Professor Nancy C. Kula from Leiden University in the Netherlands, Professor Gastor Mapunda from the University of Dar es Salaam in Tanzania…
[[{“value”:” Scientific Method projects can be fun, surprising, highly engaging, and full of learning! Let’s take a close look at 6 ideas. A few years ago I mentioned the scientific method to my STEM students and was met with blank looks. They had never heard of it! What?! Well, I started creating lessons right then to make sure we covered…