by Max Sterling | Dec 9, 2017 | Articles
It’s a win-win situation – future educators teaching STEM classes to elementary students have the opportunity to gain experience, and fourth graders get to have winter themed science, technology, engineering and math lessons. The Pittsburg State... by Saul Kornbluth | Oct 12, 2017 | Articles
At San Jacinto Elementary school, mentoring is important for new teacher preparation. Principal Pam Walker is enthusiastic about the Tech Teach Across Texas 2+1 Fast track Program which combines preparation and class time with mentor teachers at Ector County... by Saul Kornbluth | Oct 8, 2017 | Articles
The University of Wyoming is preparing to use augmented reality training for student teachers, enabling them to “teach” a class of digital students projected onto a screen. Each scenario is different, and the scenarios will be true to life, controlled by... by John Austin | Oct 4, 2017 | Articles
What started as an informal gathering for sharing STEM resources with teachers has become a regular monthly meeting held in different locations. This week, the meeting which is now known as Teacher Tuesday will be held at Morton Junior High School. The group meets the... by Robyn Smith | Aug 18, 2017 | Articles
The goal of recent teacher training in Schenectady is to be boosting reading skills and literacy. Teachers have discovered that when they get students to sit in small groups and discuss a book they have read, a lot goes into helping them develop the ability to have...
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