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Student Research Spotlight-Kyle Silvas from Lake Superior State University

April 30, 2020 JMiller/wideopenresearch

In a topic perfect for this moment, Kyla Silvas, was awarded the Kapp Award from the Michigan Academy of Science, Arts, and Letters (MASAL).  Silvas,

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Collaboration vs. Covid- CMU Leads the Way

April 29, 2020 JMiller/wideopenresearch

One of the challenges of life during the current covid pandemic is the increased isolation that is our new reality. When most of the country

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The Power of Moments by Chip Heath and Dan Heath-Review

March 12, 2018 JMiller/wideopenresearch

Chip Heath and Dan Heath have returned with another  engaging book, The Power of Moments. The question, these bestselling authors strive to answer in The Power

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Job Crafting Improves Employee Satisfaction- Central Michigan University

October 2, 2017 JMiller/wideopenresearch

How happy would you be if you got to write your own job description? According to Central Michigan University graduate student Minseo Kim and her

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Improving Test Scores

May 9, 2017 JMiller/wideopenresearch

  Have you ever felt like you were spinning your wheels when it comes to studying for exams? Do you notice your students studying, but

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Benefits of Peer Support in Learning from Michigan State University

March 29, 2017 JMiller/wideopenresearch

  As an educator, I find this new study from Michigan State University a bit troubling. Quite simply, peer feedback was more beneficial than teacher

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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?

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