 
The Zooniverse provides an extraordinarily popular venue for citizen science projects. To explore what’s on offer, readers may click on projects, then select either science or laboratory. Dozens of possibilities present themselves, from programs that examine how galaxies form to projects that study the lives of the ancient Greeks. Readers may join a project and start contributing to data analysis of various kinds, from coding British World War I diaries to monitoring the wildlife of urban Chicago. Teachers will appreciate the extensive Education resources on the site, found within the Community tab. Zoo Teach, a companion website, can be explored by subjects (sciences, math, humanities,...
A study published this spring in the journal Nature Geoscience made headlines with its evidence suggesting that the moon may be tectonically active. Inspired by...
Math educators at many levels (as well as parents and students) may appreciate this extensive collection of teaching and learning resources provided by PBS...
Alie Ward is an Emmy Award-winning science correspondent and humorist who has appeared on CBS's Innovation Nation, Netflix's Brainchild, and the Science...
Social media has made it easy to share information with others, but unfortunately not all of that information is true. To help combat this challenge, middle and...
Librarians, library staff, and educators seeking ideas for activities and programming may be interested in STAR Net Libraries' STEM Activity Clearinghouse....
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