Resources from the people I follow on Twitter, professional emails, and my own surfing
How To Know if a Computer Science Career Is Right for You by Craig Middleton is a reality check for students considering a career in this field. It’s a field where you can typically work anywhere and make good money as long as you can deal with the stress of deadlines. Share this with students you know who are good in math and science.
How To Know if a Computer Science Career Is Right for You by Craig Middleton
November 22nd, 2020Weather Activities / Cool Logic Problem / Thriving Remote Teachers
November 21st, 2020
Start with weather activities for kids. Then it’s a cool logic problem and teachers who are thriving teaching remotely. On to making a difference with remote learning, the US Navy’s coolest gear, business words that have no place in education. a Michael Jordan quote, and a Stan Rogers song by the Water Boys.
What is Data Science / Digital Transformation Trends / Inspire Children
November 20th, 2020
Time to find out what data science is. Then it’s digital transformation trends and how to inspire children. On to promising AR/VR pilots, the history of the Atlantic slave trade, the StoryCorps app, a failure quote, and how to make a Big Mac.
Vaccines Colder Than Antarctica / Tricky SAT Problem / 31 Logical Fallacies
November 19th, 2020
Time to find out why vaccines have to be so cold. Then it’s a tricky SAT problem and 31 logical fallacies. On to protecting your identity, if our eyes were cameras, free longer Zoom for Thanksgiving, a happier quote, and an honest “Toy Story” trailer.
Changing Worker Training / Assertiveness Training Courses / Montessori for Your Baby
November 18th, 2020
Start with seeing how we should change worker skill training in the robotics age. Then it’s assertiveness training courses and Montessori for your baby. On to a Twitter follower in the Gambia, how to ungerrymander states, finding global connections for your classes, a Ralph Waldo Emerson quote, and the highest-paid dead celebrities in 2020.
