It's Wednesday...
Do you know what that means? It is Around the Web Wednesday!
Browse all the links below for the latest news and topics trending in education. Be sure to let us know which article intrigued you the most!
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Enjoy your day.
-The Project Tomorrow team
Frequent Tests Can Enhance College Learning, Study Finds - New York Times
This Awesome Ad, Set to Beastie Boys, Is How to get Girls to Become Engineers - Slate
Why Are There Still So Few Women in Science - New York Times
Smartphone Apps to Report School crime- ithinqware.com
Portland schools hope to bolster STEM education - The Forecaster
Involving More Female and Minority Students in STEM Imperative According to Experts - Digital Journal
ISTE Board President Kecia Ray and CEO Brian Lewis Congratulate Educators Honored by President Obama as “Champions of Change" - Digital Journal
eSN Special Report: Powering the Digital Classroom (Featuring Project Tomorrow)- eSchool News
5 things to be thankful for in education - Meris Stansbury, eSchool News
Campaign Seeks to Recruit Top Students to Become Teachers - New York TimesFrequent Tests Can Enhance College Learning, Study Finds - New York Times
This Awesome Ad, Set to Beastie Boys, Is How to get Girls to Become Engineers - Slate
Why Are There Still So Few Women in Science - New York Times
Smartphone Apps to Report School crime- ithinqware.com
Portland schools hope to bolster STEM education - The Forecaster
Involving More Female and Minority Students in STEM Imperative According to Experts - Digital Journal
ISTE Board President Kecia Ray and CEO Brian Lewis Congratulate Educators Honored by President Obama as “Champions of Change" - Digital Journal
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