Nov 21, 2019

Maker Education Weekly - Issue #68

By Artefacto • Issue #68 • View online

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How STEM Programs Help Kids Develop the 6C's - MakerKids

STEM programs can help kids develop the 6C’s, known as critical thinking, curiosity, communication, collaboration, cultural citizenship, and character.

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Critical Thinking: Facilitating and Assessing the 21st Century Skills in Education | 21 st Century Educational Technology and Learning

The idea of critical thinking is very important. In fact, I believe that when critical thinking begins… real learning has been sparked!

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Sustainable clothing with Rapanui and Raspberry Pi - Raspberry Pi

Rapanui introduced Raspberry Pi into their factory to help build a sustainable, environmentally friendly business. Now we’re introducing T-shirts in our store made using Raspberry Pis in a sustainable factory.

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Code Your Hero Student Activities - CS First

Find Code Your Hero activities to do with your students. These Code Your Hero activities emphasize creativity while students practice computer science.

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Sorry, Apple: For the education market, Chromebook is the clear winner | Computerworld

Apple started this fight with some old-school smack talk, but it only highlighted how it’s clinging to the old PC-centric model…

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LabXchange – Science and learning – connected

We curate and create world-class digital content, delivered on a free, online platform that lets you integrate your learning and research experiences.

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