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3 Ways to Make Class Projects Fun

December 17, 2016 JMiller/wideopenresearch

Wichita State University students in the Elliot School of Communication  demonstrate three ways  to add zip to classroom projects of any kind. Hands-On. Projects where

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Screen Time and Youth

December 15, 2016 JMiller/wideopenresearch

For an excellent article on the implications of screen time on child and adolescent development, please read Dan Digmann’s article  on the work of Central

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Research Partnerships at New Mexico State University

December 12, 2016 JMiller/wideopenresearch

Congratulations to New Mexico State University for their inclusion of high school students in an immersive research experience.  Readers of this blog know that one

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Chocolate and Developing Diabetes-Research

December 10, 2016 JMiller/wideopenresearch

Margaret Nagle from The University of Maine has posted about research which seems to suggest that eating a bit of chocolate each week can reduce

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The Twickenham Press and The Lark Ascending

December 8, 2016 JMiller/wideopenresearch

  Teachers of Humanities and all high school English teachers rush home, pour yourself a cup of decaf green tea, add a drop of honey,

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Wondering and Dreaming

What if all students conducted research before graduating from high school?

How can we create a culture of learning?

How can we improve the world by asking good questions?

How can educators and parents inspire our students to learn, think, ask questions, understand deeply, and create?

What are you learning today?

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