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Bill Wallace and Tina Gibson spoke about how to conduct life sciences research at home.

At Virtual Regeneron ISEF, educators shared top tips for researching at home

Debbie Morgan hosts a class online

Teachers foray into the world of webinars and share their key best practices

Linda sent her students all the materials they needed to make the best fried rice at home.

Teacher notes: Continuing science outside the classroom with fried rice

STEM Action Grantee, Youth Code Jam has launched a Virtual Hub, a free online learning center in response to COVID-19.

Check out these 5 awesome virtual programs to help parents, teachers and students at home

Various Science News articles have inspired student research projects in Jennifer’s classroom.

Teacher notes: How SNHS impacts student science research in San Jose

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Science News Media Group Publisher makes kid-friendly science journalism and learning resources widely available during COVID-19 pandemic

Two of Samuel's students with bat monitoring equipment on their school’s roof.

Getting batty about STEM

A group of Jeremy's students set up rodent traps.

Seven days of SANITY in the Chiricahua Mountains

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Science News in High Schools equips students and teachers with the power of science

Vince Joralemon (second from right) is a science and math teacher at Frank McCourt High School in New York City.

How one teacher developed a robust research program for the underserved

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Society for Science & the Public Awards $100,000 to 28 STEM Teachers Across the Country

Demo Day is a community-wide festival where participants of Electric Girls’ Saturday Workshop program showcase what they’ve learned over the course of 12 weeks.

Society powers Electric Girls