Unlock STEM potential with our 550+ virtual labs and interactive math and science simulations. Discover engaging activities and STEM lessons with Gizmos!
Mystery Science offers open-and-go lessons that inspire kids to love science. The hook, visuals, and activity have all been prepared for you. Less prep, more learning.
Lassoing AI for Learning: High-Impact Strategies That Work
Welcome to the support page for my workshop session, Lassoing AI for Learning: High-Impact Strategies That Work. The session description, slide deck, game cards, and other resources are available i…
Need a way to teach critical thinking and problem-solving? Learn to tackle problems and make decisions. This session, through the application of the Jigsaw Method (3-step), offers strategies to ass…
Go digital in your physics classroom by combining interactive activities with introductory high-effect size strategies. These offer amazing opportunities.
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A Modern Guide to Thinking, Fast and Slow - Critikid
A chapter-by-chapter analysis of Kahneman's text with a focus on the replication crisis, clarifying which findings remain solid and which have not held up to scrutiny.
Are you a slow learner? Here's why that might be your biggest advantage. In this video, you'll discover 3 science-backed study techniques designed specifical...
Tech faces a talent bottleneck: Here’s what to do about it
At first glance, the future of tech looks limitless: just think how fast artificial intelligence (AI), including generative and agentic AI, is advancing. Already, 80 percent of companies are using AI in at least one business function and more than 90 percent are planning to increase their AI investments. But as business leaders know, past performance does not guarantee future results, writes Kweilin Ellingrud in emForbes/em.
Most workers with bachelor’s degrees are underemployed
Most young people who enroll in college after high school graduation do so in the hope that it will help them secure a good job. Similarly, many employers look to colleges as sources of high-quality candidates to fill job openings. But a new report calls the economic opportunity promise of higher education into question.
Massive TransUnion breach leaks personal data of 4.4 million customers - what to do now
Swiped data includes social security numbers. Even if you're not one of the unlucky 4.4 million, you might want to take these defensive measures anyway.