Harvard Education Press has just published a new book, New Frontiers in Formative Assessment, featuring chapters by Dan Damelin, Kimberle Koile, and Paul Horwitz. The book is edited by Concord…
…math for grades 4 and up. We’re tapping into the spirit of games to engage learners. And we’re excited to announce that we’ve just been awarded a new grant from…
I met with Dennis Bartels and Rob Semper from the Exploratorium staff since I was nearby at the end of last week, and they shared the plans for their new…
…data mining, machine learning, and artificial intelligence play critical roles in effective, personalized education. Several new features were added to Version 0.3, described as follows: 1) Interactions are provided through…
…their innovation and creativity. Mason Converse, Harper Creek High School, Battle Creek, MI Mason Converse admits that he gets a fair number of “funny looks” when he introduces himself at…
…strongly influenced by moisture-laden air from the Gulf of Mexico. The average cloud cover from surface observations hovers around 55%. Heavier cloud cover often comes from convective clouds usually developing…
…solar eclipse we experienced in Baja, Mexico. From the waning light during the partial phases to the phenomena of the diamond ring and Bailey’s Beads, this clip references many of…
We’re making data science accessible and empowering students to understand and analyze complex data without hours of coding lessons or years of advanced mathematics. A new collection of Dynamic Data…
…at the University of Colorado Boulder, and public middle school teachers and administrators in Columbus, Ohio, and New York City, we are working to bring data science into 8th grade…
…and CT, and (c) help researchers and teachers in measuring learners’ understanding and application of modeling, ST, and CT. Learn more about our framework in a new article in Instructional…