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Big Deal Book, November 2, 2015

November 2, 2015

Big Deal Book

VSTE partners with Big Deal Media to bring you the best in online resources, grant and competition opportunities and more. In this edition, you can Embody Learning, Foster Empathy, Wonder Aloud, Spur Imagination & More.

Here are just a few highlights from this edition. Click the link below to learn more about them and find lots more:

Change the Future of High School

Funded by Laurene Powell Jobs through the Emerson Collective, the XQ: the Super School Project is an open call to reimagine and design the next American high school. In towns and cities far and wide, teams will unite and take on the important work of rethinking and building schools that deeply prepare students for the rigorous challenges of college, jobs, and life.

Create Collisions of Tectonic Plates

Geomoto by Gamedesk is an embodied learning experience in which players use their iOS or Android device to create geographic features by pulling, smashing, and grinding tectonic plates together. Players navigate around a planet devoid of geographic features with the express purpose of populating the planet with features of their own creation.

Mingle Visual Art with Science

Art & Science: A Curriculum for K–12 Teachers mines the treasures of The J. Paul Getty Museum in Los Angeles to explore the many intersections of the visual arts with scientific disciplines. The curriculum was developed by Getty educators with museum conservators, curators, and scientists, as well as a teacher advisory group. Focusing on the science of art production and conservation, and the scientific skills of investigation and experimentation, the curriculum supports student proficiency in science and visual art by exploring the fascinating territory in which the arts and sciences mingle.

Big Deal Book, November 2, 2015

 

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