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Welcome to a second post containing 15 more amazing links to use during the NCAA Basket Ball Tournament. 
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Use these powerful films to teach problem-solving and nurture students' curiosity.
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Free downloadable Lesson Plans that mix Fringe science with elements of Science Olympiad Division C events like Disease Detectives, Forensics, Sounds of Music, Chem Lab, and Dynamic Planet.
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Here's what to know about the history of presidential portraits, from George Washington's famous Lansdowne Portrait to today.
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This brief quiz is given to introductory logic students on the first day of class by Prof. Harry Gensler. Most students fail it.
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Ideas to teach social studies, history, literature, the arts, and science.
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Free resource of educational web tools, 21st century skills, tips and tutorials on how teachers and students integrate technology into education Via Tom D'Amico (@TDOttawa)
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Using Kahoot! to prepare for the National Geographic Bee is fun, easy, and free.
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Download a preview of the Women in American History resource. It includes the first five classroom activities. The full resource will be available in fall 2018.
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Quantum computers promise to revolutionize computing as we know it today, giving us processing power a million times faster than what we have today. With such vast increases in capabilities also come many challenges and opportunities. Here we look at 20 amazing facts everyone should read.
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Meet four Olympic athletes, and see them frozen mid-action in augmented reality — as if they were in your living room.
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A Student’s Guide to Using Google Sheets Using a spreadsheet is a life skill. In the real world, successful people use spreadsheets. I have created a Google Doc with 4 essential skills that if students can do just these 4 things they can use spreadsheets for assignments. Provide this guide to students along with the … Via Tom D'Amico (@TDOttawa)
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Economics stories and lessons aimed at high school students. Topics include the stock market, inflation, government spending, the Federal Reserve.
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Explore the science behind severe weather. Learn about the technology used to predict hurricanes, tornadoes, winter storms, and wildfires.
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Links to over 70 resources to help support rookie and veteran science teachers and homeschooling parents alike.
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