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For Budding Coders, the Micro:bit Promises to Grow with a Learner’s Skill Level | Tech Review
SLJ reviews the micro:bit, a codable computer you can put in your pocket.
A DIY Computer, plus Minecraft: The Piper Computer Kit teaches perseverance as well as engineering
"Constructing a Piper Computer Kit is a memorable STEM learning experience that builds in problem-solving and technical skills," writes Addie Matteson in SLJ's review.
Coding Made Inventive: LittleBits’ Code Kit | SLJ Review
SLJ reviews the littleBits Code Kit, a suite of hardware, software, and resources that enable kids to apply computer code to their inventions.
Kids Create Video Games with Bloxels, no Coding Required | SLJ Review
Bloxels pairs an app with a physical board to give students the tools they need to create their own arcade-style video games.
Curiosity Machine: Science Tied to the Curriculum and the Maker Movement | SLJ Review
The 80-plus engineering challenges on the Curiosity Machine site are inspired by man-made and natural structures.
Librarians Providing Safe Havens as Deportation Fears Loom
The recent expanding of deportation regulations have not just stirred up fear and worry in communities, they have also spurred many schools and districts to take action.
"Rock Star" Librarians Article Hits Sour Note | Opinion
A "Wall Street Journal" article profiling kid lit "rock stars" who are all white men angered readers. it also prompted soul-searching about diversity in the profession—and a push for solutions.
Teaching News Literacy? Check Your Own Bias, Says Librarian
To stay at the top of your game, keep practicing, stay skeptical, and take a hard look in the mirror, experts advise.
STEM U: Working Collaborations Between Schools and University Students
These inspiring partnerships reflect a growing trend: alliances between universities and K-12 students that emphasize problem-solving and mentoring skills.
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