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  This Black Robotics Professor Is Diversifying Engineering With Robot Poetry And STEM Romance Novels

  blackenterprise.com - Atiya Jordan

  The lack of Black representation in STEM jobs is still an overwhelming race and gender gap. Only 5% of Black students obtained masters and research …

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  How Summer Camps & Afterschool Programs Can Step Up to Stem Learning Loss

  The 74 - Aaron Dworkin

  America’s children need to bounce back from the well-documented negative effects of the pandemic, and the nation is allocating more funding and …

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  The invention that altered history: The slide rule

  jpost.com - By YUVAL ROSENBERG/DAVIDSON INSTITUTE, OFIR KUPERMAN/DAVIDSON INSTITUTE

  In 1622, William Oughtred created the first slide rule, a simple and easy-to-use calculation device consisting of two parallel logarithmic rulers …

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  The number of children who read for fun is at a historic low. Why?

  The Guardian - Sophie Brickman

  There is scientific evidence that reading with your children has positive chemical effects for both parent and child One evening when my kindergartner was about two years old, a friend came over and read her Don’t Let the Pigeon Stay Up Late, part of Mo Willems’ charming series about a spunky, …

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  Science Teacher Explains Bernoulli’s Principle in Viral TikTok Video

  My Modern Met - Arnesia Young

  Teachers are some of the most valuable human beings on the planet, and some of them go above and beyond to engage with their students and ensure that they learn. One high school science teacher has done such a good job of this that his students even requested that he start making content on TikTok. …

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  Rapping science teacher goes viral with his catchy educational songs

  SWNS

  **CONTAINS COPYRIGHTED MUSIC** A rapping science teacher has gone viral with his catchy educational songs that kids say they sing to themselves in exams to help pass their GCSEs. Matt Green, 33, has been teaching for ten years and now boasts over 200,000 followers on TikTok where he posts a new rap for part of the science syllabus every two weeks. A former full time teacher, Matt left his state school job last year and now runs a booming tutoring business that has already employed 70 people in five years. Having dabbled with rapping while studying at the University of Kent, he says he started with short raps while he was a teacher that kids loved. Since posting new content on TikTok he's become a viral sensation, with kids constantly posting that they know his songs word for word. Currently uploading a video every two weeks, Matt aims to cover the entire GCSE science syllabus - which he expects will take him years to finish. "Any money I get though will just be used to re-invest in getting better quality videos and audio, or hiring people to help improve the process so I can put out videos quicker".