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Harvard University has committed $100 million to redress its early ties to slavery

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Harvard University has committed $100 million to redress its ties to slavery. The University says the wealth used to found the school came from wealthy slave owners.

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What Is Maslow’s Hierarchy Of Needs?

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Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs is a theoretical framework comprising a tiered model of human needs often depicted as a pyramid.

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Encore: Yup'ik and Iñupiaq spelling bees keep native Alaskan languages alive

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In Alaska, a seventh grader has won the Yup'ik spelling bee and a fifth grader has won the Iñupiat spelling bee.

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STEM History in the Making 

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Jobs in science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) continue to take-off at an incredible rate, expected to grow over 10% during the next decade, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. At the same time, STEM careers are becoming increasingly pivotal in tackling some of the most pressing issues in our world, from PPE materials to combating the climate crisis. 

But there remains an access gap that’s preventing these jobs from being filled equitably or evenly. According to the U.S. Census Bureau, women currently comprise 48% of all workers in the U.S. but represent only 27% of the STEM workforce. Additionally, in 2016 Pew Research found that Hispanic adults hold only 8% of the STEM workforce, while Black STEM employees constitute only 9% of STEM jobs, and these statistics haven’t changed since 2016.

Empowering, easy-to-access educational resources continue to help fill the STEM careers gap. That’s why Boeing teamed up with Discovery Education to create FUTURE U.a learning initiative featuring no-cost resources aligned to national education standards, designed to inspire students from all backgrounds to become the next generation of aerospace innovation.

New Hands-On STEM Experiences 

The new Changemakers in STEM video series introduces students to STEM influencers and innovators of diverse backgrounds throughout history. This dynamic 360° extended reality experience transports students to amazing, real locations around the world—and over to Mars, too! Students can follow tangible real-world examples of STEM enabling people to explore, learn, and create in ways we never have before. This immersive experience can be integrated into any learning environment with the help of companion activities and educator guides. 

The STEM Career profile video series is an innovative new FUTURE U. resource that allows real students to ask the questions as they interview influential Boeing professionals from diverse backgrounds about their lives and careers in STEM. Complementary student activities meet the needs of today’s busy teachers with ready-to-use lessons spotlighting the dedicated work of Boeing professionals. These hands-on experiences give students a glimpse into the type of work that successful professionals do every day, while allowing them to envision their own future in STEM.

Changing Perspectives in STEM 

The new educational initiative and resources are representative of Boeing’s commitment to diversity and Discovery Education’s commitment to equity. Together, the partnership connects today’s students to STEM careers that are capable of building a brighter future for all. Check out BoeingFutureU.com and the Discovery Education K-12 learning platform to learn how you can help students spark inspiration, champion innovation, and think globally.

 

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Teacher Salaries Aren't Keeping Up With Inflation. See How Your State Compares

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Teachers are making less now than they did a decade ago, according to an inflation-adjusted analysis by the National Education Association.

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Teach Students To Think Irrationally

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Our task? Overcome a child's natural tendency to play, rebel, and self-direct in hopes of providing them with an 'education.'

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The 2022 College Podcast Challenge honorable mentions

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These College Podcast Challenge entries made an impression on NPR's panel of judges.

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2022 Play ball!

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If you didn’t know, I’m a huge baseball fan (Go Twins!). This year I’m particularly excited because I have not one but TWO fantasy baseball leagues. Woo hoo!

The first season of BlogBall started way back in 2008. All educators, all ‘edubloggers’ (thus the league name). We added a second league in 2009, and then a third league in 2010. That turned out to be too many, so we consolidated back to one league and have been going strong ever since. Most of the managers in BlogBall22 have been around since those early days. I’m grateful for their loyalty and dedication. They’re an awesome bunch of humans and baseball fans!

BlogBall22

  • Bayou Buffalos, Vinnie Vrotny
  • Buckeye Ballers, Toby Fischer
  • CAM Cougars, Dominic Giegerich
  • Dutch’s Detroiters, Rick Heitmeyer
  • Good Trouble, Jon Becker (last year’s champ)
  • Greyhounds, John Spencer
  • Let’s Play Two, Bob Dillon
  • Maineiacs, Harold Shaw
  • Optimistic Mets Fan, Reshan Richards
  • Technauts, Joe Bires
  • TheBrewz, Jeremy Brueck
  • Twinkies, Scott McLeod

This year I thought it might be fun to try a second league again. I started reaching out to folks and… voila!

Rounding for Home 22

  • All 4 Shifts, Guy Ryan
  • Chad’s Crazy Crew, Chad Lehman
  • Eephus Pitch, Aaron Hogan
  • Impossible Dreamers, Patrick Larkin
  • Juuuust a Bit Outside, Scott McLeod
  • The Moonlight Grahams, Donnie Piercey
  • Nesi’s Quicks, Chris Nesi
  • Papi’s Green Monsters, Cale Birk
  • Sandlot Success, AJ Bianco
  • Who Needs Pants?, Dean Shareski
  • Windfield Wants Noise, Jason Buccheri
  • You Down With CBT?, Dave Quinn

We don’t play for money. Just bragging rights… You’re forewarned: I probably will post occasional updates here throughout the season.

Today is Opening Day. Play ball!

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Inquiry within spaces of control and compliance

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Here are a pair of tweets for ya. So true…

Mehta Bergqvist tweets

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News brief: NATO meets on Ukraine, Judge Jackson vote, student loans

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Secretary of State Blinken meets with European foreign ministers. The Senate is to vote to confirm Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson to the Supreme Court. Some student loan borrowers have gotten good news.

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