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AnswerGarden is a new minimalistic brainstorm tool for online brainstorming, real time audience participation and classroom feedback.

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share code with students and they follow you. Can also respond in nearpod. For example, you could have each student color on their phone and submit through nearpod

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Kids take a difficult concept and describe using simple terms.

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'Technical' words can be 'enclosed' in single quotes if, for example, you need to 'define' them. 'Phrases_need_underscores'.

You can refer to people by calling them Mr Surname or Ms Surname (e.g. Mr Obama). If you want you can cheat slightly using this, for example referring to Mr Hydrogen and Ms Oxygen.

If you're stuck for something to write about try: your favourite food, the plot of a good book, or your area of expertise.

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Can you explain a hard idea using only the ten hundred most used words? It's not very easy. Type in the box to try it out.

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'Technical' words can be 'enclosed' in single quotes if, for example, you need to 'define' them. 'Phrases_need_underscores'. You can refer to people by calling them Mr Surname or Ms Surname (e.g. Mr Obama). If you want you can cheat slightly using this, for example referring to Mr Hydrogen and Ms Oxygen.

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School ID is jasper16
Teacher code is tea4868
Student code is stu3251

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If your school uses Clever or ClassLink, please use one of the links below to log in. If you must sign in directly, make sure you are using your latest username and password from Clever or ClassLink.

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Regional Science Fair at Georgia College

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Regional Science Fair at Georgia College

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Friday February 1, 2019

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STEM center | Milledgeville | Georgia College Science Education Center

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Georgia College & State University's Science and Engineering Competitions -

2nd Annual Georgia College K-5 State Science Fair (GCSSF)

42nd Annual Regional Science & Engineering Fair (RSEF)

Georgia College's Science and Engineering Fairs showcase the results of scientific inquiry by elementary, middle and high school students in Georgia. Participants learn how to identify problems and design unique, organized and logical strategies to solving the questions. The research process teaches students how scientists and engineers contribute to the advancement of science and engineering.

The mission of the Science & Engineering Fair is to provide K-12 students opportunities to engage in active science and engineering research and to showcase and celebrate their findings.

Georgia College's Science & Engineering Fair aims to be a recognized leader for integrating student research and the broader STEM community into science and engineering education at the elementary, middle, and secondary school level.

The Georgia College Fair seeks to:

1. Advance STEM education and student achievement in the middle Georgia area

2. Increase K12 student interest in and attraction to STEM disciplines and encourage more students to become involved in successful STEM-related careers

3. Build a strong coalition of interested partners to support the regional Fair

4. Maintain affiliation and provide financial support for students and educators to participate in the Intel International Science & Engineering Fair

5. Advocate for STEM equity with the Society for Science & the Public, organizer of the international Fair

6. Improve public perception and understanding of STEM

7. Provide recognition of talented students and dedicated teachers committed to excellence in education

8. Support the development of relevant curriculum to improve STEM education by providing Fair-related professional development

9. Solicit awards, scholarships and resources for Fair participants

The fair is typically hosted annually on the first Friday of February at Georgia College. The fair provides an additional opportunity for students to exhibit their research projects. Districts submit their best projects to the competition and participants are judged by area scientists and engineers at Centennial Center. Projects are open to public viewing at designated times (see Schedule of Events). The awards ceremony is held on the same day as judging.

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RSEF | Milledgeville | Georgia College Science Education Center

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Georgia College & State University's Science and Engineering Competitions - 2nd Annual Georgia College K-5 State Science Fair (GCSSF) 42nd Annual Regional Science & Engineering Fair (RSEF) Georgia College's Science and Engineering Fairs showcase the results of scientific inquiry by elementary, middle and high school students in Georgia.

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The 71st Georgia Science & Engineering Fair will take place at the Classic Center in downtown Athens, GA Thursday, March 28-30, 2019. Researchers in grades 6-12 may qualify by advancing from a school level fair to one of the GSEF-Affiliated Regional Fairs across the state, where they may be selected to compete at GSEF.

All students and sponsoring teachers who are interested in conducting scientific research and qualifying for regional or statewide science and engineering fairs must follow the Intel ISEF Rules & Guidelines. Proper protocol and prior approvals will be required for all students to be eligible to compete at affiliated regional fairs across the state and GSEF.

BEFORE BEGINNING EXPERIMENTATION: It is the responsibility of the student and the Adult Sponsor to evaluate student research to determine if the project requires forms and/or approval prior to experimentation, especially projects that use human participants, vertebrate animals, or potentially hazardous biological agents. Students are encouraged to consult with the local SRC/IRB to ensure they have followed all rules and completed all required forms. Students and mentors are strongly encouraged to use the Required Forms Wizard tool to help determine what forms are required for the project.

About GSEF

The Georgia Science & Engineering Fair (GSEF) is Georgia's premier forum for students to showcase their original research, compete for awards, and interact with top-level professional scientists. The science fair system in Georgia serves not only to recognize students for their achievements, but also to prepare students to succeed and flourish in an increasingly complex and highly technical world by becoming problem solvers, critical thinkers, reflective learners, and more productive and influential members of their communities. GSEF is held annually in March/early April at the Classic Center in downtown Athens, Georgia.

Every year thousands of students compete in local science fairs across the state. The winners of these fairs are invited to compete in one of the GSEF-Affiliated Regional Fairs in January and February, and the top projects from each regional fair are invited to attend and compete at GSEF. At GSEF, the exhibitors have the opportunity to share their research with some of the top scientists in Georgia and compete for awards and scholarships. A select number of projects will be chosen to advance to the Intel International Science & Engineering Fair (Intel ISEF), which will take place in Phoenix, AZ in May 2019.

Mission Statement: The Georgia Science and Engineering Fair (GSEF) is dedicated to encouraging all Georgia's teachers and school districts to incorporate active science and engineering research into their classrooms in order to help students 1) develop a love for science, 2) learn to isolate important problems and to attack and solve these problems within the framework of organized, logical thought, careful research, and a detailed analysis of facts, and 3) showcase and celebrate their achievements.

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The 71st Georgia Science & Engineering Fair will take place at the Classic Center in downtown Athens, GA Thursday, March 28-30, 2019. Researchers in grades 6-12 may qualify by advancing from a school level fair to one of the GSEF-Affiliated Regional Fairs across the state, where they may be selected to compete at GSEF.

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The question bank provides a variety of question types and asks students to think about the mathematics, promoting deeper understanding. I love it! Thanks for all you do to continue to make Problem-Attic a great resource for teachers and students!

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Student Run website

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Georgia Science Olympiad Official Website for Div A, B and C.

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The official website of Science Olympiad, one of the largest K-12 STEM organizations in the US. Find the latest info on events + competitive tournaments here.

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Georgia Envirothon, Athens, Georgia. 154 likes. A High School Environmental Education Competition where teams of 4-6 students compete in areas of Wildlife, Forestry, Soils, Water and a Current Issue.

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Environmental Education in Georgia - Grants

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Free DVD's for teachers
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HHMI is a science philanthropy whose mission is to advance basic biomedical research and science education for the benefit of humanity.

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University Regents of Georgia Textbooks

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OpenStax | Free Textbooks Online with No Catch

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OpenStax offers free college textbooks for all types of students, making education accessible & affordable for everyone. Browse our list of available subjects!

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The evidence is in the practice

ESSA Level 3 correlation evidence in math and ELA, earned by teachers running frequent formative assessments.

When teachers run 30+ formative questions a week, the research is clear: they get more data-driven, their students get more engaged. Wayground is built to make that practice enjoyable ot run, attainable to fit a class period, and habitual enough to last past September.

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Quizizz is now Wayground | Teacher AI and Resources

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Find standards-aligned resources that engage every student. Wayground (formerly Quizizz) helps teachers differentiate instruction with AI and track student progress.

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Play the Live Version! Kids have to collaborate & discuss

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North Carolina Science Olympiad subscribed to a channel 6 months ago

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Google Cardboard headsets available

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Explore Georgia's rich history and culture without leaving the classroom with this virtual field trip collection from GPB.