Shelly Sanchez Terrell
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Adriel Sumathipala is a self-described tinkerer. The 16-year-old says the trait runs in the family ...
Words are tricky for those with dyslexia. They fly off the page. They spiral in on themselves and get jumbled up on top of one another. The way dyslexics see words varies dramatically, affecting their ability to learn.
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How, in the midst of twentieth-century patriarchy, a young woman without so much as a university degree forever changed the course of modern
In his ongoing quest to bring science to the masses, America’s “rock star astrophysicist” is about to launch a late-night talk show
Tyson tells Charlie Rose about his fascination with the universe and his own personal journey to reignite interest in the great beyond
Now in the final couple of days of its crowdfunding journey I thought I'd take a quick look at Quin Etnyre's new project, the Qduino Mini board.
NSF's mission is to advance the progress of science, a mission accomplished by funding proposals for research and education made by scientists, engineers, and educators from across the country.
Do you like beer? And fire escapes? Thank a woman.
Female leaders in fashion, politics, media and technology are gathering today to discuss women's advancement in Silicon Valley, which has emerged as a key front in the global gender debate. Former secretary of state Hillary Rodham Clinton was the biggest draw for the crowd of some 5,000 women, who descended on the Santa Clara Convention Center from a wide range of tech companies.
A group of Plano, Texas middle schoolers wants to help those with the reading disability by developing a mobile app that will allow users to customize text to their specific needs. Words are tricky for those with dyslexia. They fly off the page. They spiral in on themselves and get jumbled up on top of one another.
In October 2014, high school freshman Jaylen Fryberg shot five students and then himself in Washington state. To help cope with this tragedy in their community, a group of teenage girls jumped to action.
Shelly Sanchez Terrell is the author of TeacherRebootCamp.com, Learning to Go, and The 30 Goals Challenge for Teachers. She has supported teachers and learners in 100+ countries F2F and virtually t...
