16.3K High school open houses can look very different from school to school and region to region. Whether your high school calls it “back-to-school night,” “meet the teacher night,” “open house,” “curriculum night,” or something else, the goal remains the same: connect with caregivers to ensure a positive learning environment and understand the academic requirements…
1.1K Every day is a great day for STEM, but November 8th stands out as National STEM Day in the U.S. Established in 2015, this day gives teachers the opportunity to spotlight the excitement of science, technology, engineering, and math, and to show students just how rapidly these fields are evolving. Find fresh ideas for…
30 By the time young scientists reach high school, they know the basics of engineering. Now it’s time to apply those fundamentals to projects that model real-world problems, and to prepare high schoolers with the knowledge and experience they’ll need to create innovations that change the world as we know it. (Plus, engineering projects are…
TEL AVIV — Israel has approved a plan for the takeover of Gaza City that includes calling up 60,000 reservists for its expanded military operation in the besieged Palestinian enclave. The U.S. ally appeared to be pushing ahead Wednesday with a new phase of its war despite international opposition — and in the face of…
Sixteen months after a landmark decision opened the door for legal sports gambling in the United States, a high-ranking NFL executive sat before a House committee in the fall of 2019 to ask for help banishing a particular type of bet that has drawn the ire of sports leagues across the country. Proposition bets, better…
A survey of doctors released Wednesday showed how pervasive medical falsehoods have become — not only online, but also within the walls of medical exam rooms where doctors and patients talk. The survey from the Physicians Foundation, a nonprofit research group, found that 61% of doctors said they encountered patients influenced by misinformation or disinformation…
TOKYO — A Japanese convenience store chain has pulled its handmade rice balls, also known as onigiri, from shelves after employees were caught faking expiration dates. Ministop, which has more than 1,800 stores across Japan, said it was conducting an “emergency investigation” at all of its stores after discovering that staff at some locations had…
DNA testing has confirmed that the fugitive father accused of killing his three daughters at a campground in Washington State in June is the sole suspect wanted in connection with the case, authorities said Tuesday. The Chelan County Sheriff’s Office said in a press release that DNA profiles matching that of Travis Decker, 32, were…
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