Constructing Modern Knowledge Press is thrilled to announce a brand new book for middle and high school history teachers. History in Their Hands: Teaching Inquiry-Based United States History Through the Lens of Black Agency by Beth Krasemann engages young people in the work of historians, armed with primary sources and facts often unfound in the […]
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Just a few days after its release, The Invent To Learn Guide to the micro:bit is #1 in several Amazon.com categories and #3 in Teen and Young Adult Computer Programming. Learn all about the new 234-page full-color project book for learners of all ages here. The Invent To Learn Guide to the micro:bit invites learners to
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These are just a few resources that support Logo-like learning projects as shared in the book, Twenty Things to Do with a Computer Forward 50: Future Visions of Education Inspired by Seymour Papert and Cynthia Solomon’s Seminal Work.
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