VR & robotics could be the future of medical training — from vrscout.com by Kyle Melnick FundamentalVR is partnering with Haply Robotics to provide more […]

By Betsy Hill and Roger Stark Cognitive training (which is also called brain training) involves activities designed specifically to strengthen one or more cognitive skills. […]

On the K-12 side of things: 6 Ways to Use ChatGPT to Save Time — from edutopia.org by Todd Finley Teachers can use the artificial […]

I’ve been writing a bit about disciplinary literacy this week. If you’re not familiar with the term, it’s *basically* how people communicate, share knowledge, etc […]

Dig into inquiry learning research and get two exciting digital tools with a variety of resources and tools for scaffolding in your classroom. The post […]

Engaging students in science can be a challenge, but incorporating forensic science techniques can be a game-changer! The post CSI Classroom: Forensic Science Sparks Student […]

How can we teach students to evaluate pseudoscience and sketchy assertions? Explore resources to improve critical thinking. The post One Strategy for Combatting Pseudoscience appeared […]

Learn Smarter Podcast — from learnsmarterpodcast.com Somewhat along these lines…for some other resources related to the science of learning, see cogx.info’s research database: Scientific Literature […]

What is science denial? Why does it exist? How can we combat it? Here are some questioning strategies to encourage scientific thinking. The post TCEA […]

The cliffs of the Carina Nebula (NGC 3324). The Southern Ring Nebula Cluster of Galaxies SMACS 0723 Stephan’s Quintet The post Some mind-blowing images from […]

Female scientists challenge stereotypes | Not the Science Type — from 3M.com Female scientists challenge stereotypes and blaze paths for future generations in this 3M-produced […]

Our EAL provision last year was a mix of in-class support along with some ‘additional English’ classes. When learners came to me for additional English, […]