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Women Fighting Stereotypes and Systemic Discrimination in STEM
“It’s Complicated” provides teachers and other educators with a pedagogical tool to help better explain especially challenging and sensitive topics. Traditional texts sometimes fail to provide the proper context and nuance necessary for learners to truly understand the reason behind historical events and present situations. With a focus on depth, not breadth, this content helps develop critical-thinking skills by connecting historic and contemporary events.
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Women in STEM
Whether it’s tracking black bears, exploring the depths of the oceans, or mapping the migration of birds, women can do it all. Around the world women are contributing to the fields of science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) to help increase our understanding of our planet and protect it.
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Women's History Month
From the laboratory to the classroom, from outer space to the ballot box, women around the world have been making history since before ancient times. Explore the stories of American abolitionists Harriet Tubman and Sojourner Truth, learn how women around the world have fought for their right to vote, and join in the research of modern female explorers like Hayat Sindi and Asha de Vos as they help us understand our weird and wonderful world. Help students celebrate Women's History Month with this curated collection of resources.
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Black History Month
Celebrate the achievements of African Americans past and present during Black History Month. This collection of resources includes features of prominent figures such as President Barack Obama and war heroine Mary Seacole. Read about part of Indiana's leg of the underground railroad, which many enslaved people used to run to freedom. Explore hands-on activities, maps, and more that will give students of all backgrounds new perspectives on this important part of American culture.
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Photo Ark: Polar Bear
The world’s largest bear species faces challenges from warming weather and disappearing ice.
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Women Fighting Stereotypes and Systemic Discrimination in STEM
“It’s Complicated” provides teachers and other educators with a pedagogical tool to help better explain especially challenging and sensitive topics. Traditional texts sometimes fail to provide the proper context and nuance necessary for learners to truly understand the reason behind historical events and present situations. With a focus on depth, not breadth, this content helps develop critical-thinking skills by connecting historic and contemporary events.
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Women in STEM
Whether it’s tracking black bears, exploring the depths of the oceans, or mapping the migration of birds, women can do it all. Around the world women are contributing to the fields of science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) to help increase our understanding of our planet and protect it.
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Women's History Month
From the laboratory to the classroom, from outer space to the ballot box, women around the world have been making history since before ancient times. Explore the stories of American abolitionists Harriet Tubman and Sojourner Truth, learn how women around the world have fought for their right to vote, and join in the research of modern female explorers like Hayat Sindi and Asha de Vos as they help us understand our weird and wonderful world. Help students celebrate Women's History Month with this curated collection of resources.
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Black History Month
Celebrate the achievements of African Americans past and present during Black History Month. This collection of resources includes features of prominent figures such as President Barack Obama and war heroine Mary Seacole. Read about part of Indiana's leg of the underground railroad, which many enslaved people used to run to freedom. Explore hands-on activities, maps, and more that will give students of all backgrounds new perspectives on this important part of American culture.
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Photo Ark: Polar Bear
The world’s largest bear species faces challenges from warming weather and disappearing ice.
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