An analysis of more than half a million trees reveals that many species begin to taper off seed...
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| Welcome to NSTA Reports—your timely source for news, information, and resources on science teaching and learning. |
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| NSTA December Web Seminars from NSTA Mark your calendars for these upcoming web seminars: Building Science Learning, Dec 1; Protecting Hawaiian False Killer Whale, Dec. 2; and Preparing Students for Engineering Careers, Dec. 7. |
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| | | NSTA Professional Learning Units from NSTA These brand new NSTA professional learning courses are a hit--over 600 of the self-paced short courses have been downloaded so far by teachers nationwide. Current topics include sensemaking, adopting an asset approach to student learning, using digital tools, and social justice. |
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| | | eschoolnews Automation can help K-12 cybersecurity–here’s how Across industries, ransomware and cyberattacks have proliferated in the past year, largely due to the rapid shift to remote work and school. The education sector has been hit particularly hard--the 2020 calendar year saw a record-setting 408 publicly disclosed cybersecurity incidents in the K-12... |
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| | | Phys.org Study explores the origin of clonal dominance in excitable cell networks Clonal dominance is a phenomenon that occurs when descendants (i.e., clones) of one or more founder cells in an organism contribute disproportionally to the system's final structure as the tissue grows. This phenomenon is associated with numerous biological processes, including bacterial growth and... |
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