Climate Change Narrative Game Education (CHANGE)
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Gateways to Algebraic Motivation, Engagement and Success (GAMES): Supporting and Assessing Fraction Proficiency with Game-Based, Mobile Applications and Devices
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Expanding PhET Interactive Science Simulations to Grades 4-8: A Research-based Approach
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Preservice Teachers' Knowledge for Teaching Algebra for Equity in the Middle Grades
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GeniVille: Exploring the Intersection of School and Social Media
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Evolution Readiness: A Modeling Approach
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Engaging Middle School Students in Student-directed Inquiry through Virtual Environments for Learning
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PAEMST Nominations
There is still time to nominate exceptional K-6 grade teachers for the 2014 competition at the PAEMST website. Nominations close April 1, 2014.
NSSME Briefing Book Released
Horizon Research, Inc. (www.horizon-research.com) announces the release of the Briefing Book for the 2012 National Survey of Science and Mathematics Education. The Briefing Book is a compilation of several hundred ready-to-use PowerPoint slides displaying results from the study. Slides are organized in the following categories:
Story in STEM Education
CADRE sat down with DR K-12 PIs Roy Gould (Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics) and Jackie Miller (EDC) to talk about their work…and specifically their passion for using story in education.
Why is story such a powerful tool in the classroom? Listen in
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