Pitt opens a cutting-edge biomedical research hub at The Assembly
More than a century ago, Henry Ford built a building in Pittsburgh to produce cars. Now, that same building might...
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New Research Looks for Better Ways for Schools to Recruit Teachers of Color
America is getting increasingly diverse. But you wouldn’t know it by looking at the makeup of public-school teachers, who are...
Their teachers were guardian angels, inspirations and challengers. Local professionals recall the educators who made a difference. | Education
In honor of Teacher Appreciation Week, the Journal asked various folks with local ties to reflect on a K-12 teacher...
Top Tech Tools for Equity and Accessibility
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New Scientist is looking for science writers
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How Can We Help Students Become Consistent Fact-Checkers?
How do we help students question AND verify what they read? It’s not that hard to check things out. It...
Smartwatch prices a problem for underrepresented groups- 9to5Mac
Smartwatches like the Apple Watch have a lot of health features these days like fitness tracking, blood oxygen monitoring, and...
Why the Arts Matter in Schools
An Interview With Art Teacher, Jan Barzottini Have you signed up for The Educator's Room Daily Newsletter? Click here and...
Producing More Successful Students Like Grant
By: Joe Nathan Grant Siebert’s shy smile turned to a broad grin. Grant, a 14-year-old eighth-grader, was explaining to about...
LIFEGUARD CERTIFICATION CHALLENGES | ALA
Public service comes in many different ways and becoming a lifeguard is one of the best ways to serve your...
