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Below is the description from Google : Google Expeditions enable teachers to bring students on virtual trips to places like museums, underwater, and outer space. Teachers can bring lessons to life with Google Expeditions and take students on interactive, virtual field trips.
During a recent unit on creating a meaningful curriculum, I brought my students to visit a local museum to meet with the museum curriculum director and curator of collections to learn how they create programming for children. They evaluated the museum’seducation program and worked together to design a new curriculum.
Autumn Rivera, 2022 Colorado Teacher of the Year, at the Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History in April. The educators were state winners of the Teacher of the Year program , hosted annually by the Council of Chief State School Officers. Photo by Rebeccca Koenig. gathered on the National Mall at the end of April.
Department of Education. Culatta understands the importance of these partnerships well, both from his perspective as a national leader and from his role as a key partner in the EduvateRI EdCluster in Providence, Rhode Island.
Eager to build a career out of his interest in social studies, he thought about museum curation, archival work and practicing law. Maybe I could work in a museum or a library. I also explored possibly working in curation or some kind of a museum setting, but always found myself coming back to teaching.
Together, they applied for a grant from the Institute for Museum and Library Sciences, as part of the Laura Bush 21st Century Librarian Program. What are we doing in terms of educational opportunities for all kids? Lance and Kachel’s three-year study, The School Librarian Investigation—Decline or Evolution?
Genius, Joy and Love is intended to complement that scholarship program by engaging the students who have expressed an interest in education and preparing them for the academic pace and rigor of college. Many participants noted this as one of the most powerful parts of the program, Kinloch says.
In places like San Diego and Santa Fe , school districts worked alongside youth programs and museums to offer experiences that felt and looked more like summer camp. Last year, ESSER dollars propelled innovative district-community partnerships, which offered much more than “summer school.”
Or if a child is fascinated with, say, dinosaurs or trees, AI can provide parents and educators with prompts for further learning or perhaps connect them to the nearest natural history museum or arborist.
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They’re rejecting time- and place-based education; creating low-cost degrees; adopting competency- or outcome-based education; emphasizing digital technologies; focusing on populations underrepresented in traditional higher education; and offering pioneering subject matters and certifications.
A survey of college students last month by Top Hat, a higher educationtechnology company based in Toronto, found that 85 percent said they missed face-to-face interactions with faculty, and 86 percent missed socializing with other students. But students, it turns out, also crave what technology cannot deliver.
Transform : These are longer-range solutions that school systems might consider in order to fundamentally redesign the educator role. These solutions aren’t ones that are ready-made overnight.
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These districts have forged partnerships with museums, workforce development agencies, philanthropic organizations, higher-ed institutions, after-school programs, and local businesses to provide students with more opportunities to pursue their passions, and develop their skillsets.
Both students circulated to visit their other favorite teachers with whom they’d crafted solar ovens, made plant medicine tinctures and built a banana museum. On the way out of the building, they hugged and dapped up underclassmen they played soccer with or were involved in the student union with when they were students.
A lot of children have never been to a museum, never been to cool places in the big city. So far it has accomplished that goal. We’re a rural community. We don't have that much funding, and our kids come from very poor homes and backgrounds. With the immersive room, basically we can recreate any of that.
On Todd’s free day, he headed to the Louvre, arriving early enough to enter as soon as the museum opened. “I In January 2019, he spent two weeks studying abroad in Paris with UVa’s adult learner program, touring Victor Hugo’s home and examining the author’s handwritten notes for “Les Miserables.”
Fried has introduced biochemistry to students of various ethnic groups and socioeconomic statuses in schools and museums, finding that all of them happily grapple with the curriculum. Nearly 70 percent of district administrators said they considered engagement to be the most effective sign that a piece of educationaltechnology is useful.
Some of her clients do want to stay in education, as teacher coaches, curriculum designers or to work for educationtechnology companies, often in sales and customer support roles. Others want a fresh start.
Natalie Williams, director of education at Miami Children’s Museum in Florida, has a combination of student loan debt from her undergraduate program and two master’s programs. Under the Biden administration’s student loan forgiveness program, and as a Pell Grant recipient, Moline expects to have $20,000 of her total debt forgiven.
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