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Arts-based Teaching in Elementary Schools

EdNews Daily

The ultimate goal is for elementary teachers to enter and continue in the profession with the ability to effectively teach integrated lessons that incorporate multiple subject areas and the arts, including STEM aspects. Models can be school-wide or classroom-based. Why Arts-based Teaching? Observe accurately. Retrieved from: [link].

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QS World University Rankings 2018: The Global Trends

EdNews Daily

The 2018 QS World University Rankings are the largest guide to global higher education performance that QS, a London-based higher education think-tank, has produced since its inaugural edition of 2004. The Rise of STEM Institutions. The ascendancy of STEM-intensive institutions is visible throughout the tables.

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This Month at DE: September

Discovery Education

Congress passed a law to commemorate the day as “Citizenship Day” in 1952, and a new law renamed the holiday “Constitution Day” in 2004. An Interactive STEM Learning Adventure on September 22! On September 17, 1787, delegates from the newly-formed states signed the Constitution of the United States. Then, tune in on HAUL!

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Gifted classes may not help talented students move ahead faster

The Hechinger Report

In other words, smart third graders, those who tend to be a couple grade levels ahead, are largely studying the same third-grade topics that their supposedly “non-gifted” classmates are learning. The researchers did not disclose the names of the three states they studied but said they were located in the South and Midwest.

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How Internships Connect First Generation College Bound Students to STEM Careers

MindShift

This story on STEM education was produced by The Hechinger Report , a nonprofit, independent news organization focused on inequality and innovation in education. For example, the Silicon Valley Education Foundation’s summer program, Elevate Math, is raising algebra readiness, a critical first step on the STEM success track.

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In One of Connecticut’s Most Innovative Districts, Belief in Every Student Comes First

Edsurge

We’ve become a leader in STEM Education by changing the way we structure schools. The district was the first in the state to open STEM Academies as part of their general public-school program. Each academy has a planned program of study with numerous branches students can choose from.

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How Silicon Valley schools are trying to boost lower-income students into high-tech jobs

The Hechinger Report

Berenice Espino and her Quest for Space teammates had gathered in the engineering classroom to watch as a SpaceX rocket was launched into the atmosphere heading for the International Space Station, carrying onboard a science experiment they’d designed. Related story: One reason students aren’t prepared for STEM careers?