You can incorporate science inquiry into everyday activities and as such there are plenty of project ideas you can use to help bring food science into the classroom! So with this in mind, here’s a list of ideas that you can give your students.
The field of artificial intelligence has given us robots that can beat the world’s greatest Go champions, programmatic assistants like Apple’s Siri and Amazon’s Alexa, and infographics that tell us which celeb looks most like our dog. The challenge for educators is to consider how might we best prepare students...
Clubhouse certainly has grabbed a lot of interest over the past year! As a drop-in audio chat app, it opens up the opportunity for educators from around the world to learn from each other. So, with this in mind, let's dive into what it's all about!
When a teacher is able to capture students’ curiosity, they are able to accomplish a large part of their teaching goals. In fact, it is interesting to note how curiosity adds multiple dimensions to learning! Lets explore this in detail...
With the advent of smartphones and myriads of apps, it’s tougher than ever to divert a child’s attention to school, regardless of the subject. Ironically, the topic of water is more important than ever given the rise of polluted sources. However, there are ways for patient teachers to make their...
Find out more about Girls Day Out in STEM, an Australian program that empowers and inspires girls aged 10-14 years towards a career in STEM.
We look at practical ways that you can help students with learning difficulties. There's always more than one way to approach learning!
We chat with Jacqueline Monteith who helps teachers & students across Manitoba with engaging in science, no matter how isolated they are.
Fear of mathematics is a real thing but you can also help students through this! We look at the causes & practical solutions for math anxiety.
End of year science activities for kids! There's plenty of ways to you can engage kids as the year draws to close & these ideas are some of our favourites.
The 5e model for science teaching is highly effective in helping students learn more about their world. It's all about supporting student enquiry and providing opportunities for students to dig deeper as they learn more about a topic. We look at the 5 steps you need to take!
From statistical analysis of games and players to ball kick trajectories & lung volumes, there are so many opportunities to teach maths using sport. There are a variety of situations where working mathematically is needed in sport; percentages, velocity, acceleration, measurement skills, volumes, graphs, tables and more!
Learn more about the TI Codes Contest, where students can design a product that automates or optimises a process or product related to food, then use coding and TI technology to build a model of the solution. We chat with Peter Balyta, President of TI Education Technology to find out more!
Just how deep is the ocean? What happens underwater as you dive deep and what adaptations do animals have to the marine environment? Join us as we walk the beach & run science experiments in the lab to investigate the pressure and light changes as we descend into the ocean...
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