Month: June 2020

CS Education – SubTopics

While doing my Mobile CS principles course on EdX, I came across a number of topics that could be covered…

STEM Day Learning Resources from Our Social Impact Partners November 5, 2021
In conjunction with leading social impact partners, Discovery Education is offering engaging digital learning resources to students, teachers, and families to support National STEM Day observances nationwide. Held annually on November 8th, National STEM Day unites communities in celebrating the importance of teaching science, technology, engineering, and math to students in grades K-12. Discovery Education
Jacqueline Kavege
Explore Interactive Resources to Ignite Critical Conversations During Red Ribbon Week October 26, 2021
Red Ribbon Week?takes place each year from October 23rd?to 31st?and is dedicated to raising student awareness about the dangers of substance misuse through hands-on learning opportunities. Discovery Education and CVS Health are partnering to host as part of the?Dose of Knowledge program to support educators, students and communities in the fight against substance misuse. An expansion of
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Commemorate Red Ribbon Week with Resources to Support Student Health & Wellbeing October 25, 2021
Explore resources supporting students, educators, and families during Red Ribbon Week 2021, which is being observed October 23-31 and beyond. Through the support of diverse social impact partners, communities across the United States are empowered to help students make healthier choices through flexible, no-cost dynamic digital content. Red Ribbon Week is an alcohol, tobacco, and other drug and violence prevention awareness campaign
Jacqueline Kavege
Inspiring Health-Conscious Students Through Private-Public Partnerships for Education October 22, 2021
by Dr. Joe Sanchez, Director of Research & Development Science Engagement and STEM Programs, AstraZeneca As we saw during this pandemic year, preventative health education can play a critical role in protecting the health and wellbeing of all citizens. Unfortunately, one of the lessons of COVID-19 is that access to healthcare and education is not
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