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Education is the great equalizer. With a nearly $700K grant from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, Magma Math is using it to advance access to math education in minority and low-income communities. We’re committed to making math instruction more accessible, impactful, and equitable for all.

⭐️⭐️Just flagging this awesome professional learning opportunity! The ACSES Introductory Series focuses on building early childhood professionals’ understanding of equitable classroom learning, including strategies for supporting the development of young Black and Brown learners. Participants will be able to earn CEUs or count webinars towards their CDA.⭐️⭐️ #earlychildhood #ECE #equity

How cool is this!? 🎉 Our team here at Magma Math has received a $700k grant from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation! 🎉 This project will help us transform math education by equipping teachers with AI-powered tools to create high-quality learning environments, especially in districts serving Black, Latinx, and low-income students. #MagmaMath #AI #BillandMelindaGates #GatesFoundation #K12 #Math #Education

STEM should serve as the cornerstone of education everywhere. It encompasses much more than just science, technology, engineering, and math. STEM education fosters collaboration, builds confidence, enhances language skills, promotes communication, improves reading comprehension, connects to history, and encourages fluency. In essence, STEM education offers a well-rounded, holistic approach to learning.

🚀 Big News! We’re thrilled to announce that we've been awarded a $700K grant from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation to enhance math education through AI-powered teacher support. This 2-year project will focus on districts with Black, Latinx, or low-income students, striving to ensure every student has access to high-quality math education. Read more: https://lnkd.in/dfTFtYmN

Exciting News! Start Early is launching a new professional learning series this Fall! The introductory session is happening next Thursday, and I think you'll find it incredibly valuable. Find more details and register below. Don’t miss out! #Bethechangeyouwant2see #Teach2Transcend #Lead2PositivelyImpact #EarlyChildhoodRacialEquity #ACSES #AssessingSocioculturalEquityScale 

How can schools develop a positive #SchoolClimate? Learn about Regional Educational Laboratory (REL) Program Midwest's MESA approach and ongoing practices in Akron Public Schools to build safe and supportive school environments. Watch this new Regional Educational Laboratory (REL) Program Midwest and @WVIZ documentary.  https://lnkd.in/gFRVTnbE

🎯 We’re delighted that today’s PM speech emphasised the importance of school-readiness which we know is critical to success both in school and beyond. We must solve the inequity that exists in the early years so that young children, regardless of their background, begin their school journey with firm educational foundations. That's why we set up Ark Start➡️https://lnkd.in/egeygPPa

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I am so pleased to be presenting again with my wonderful death education colleagues: Illene Cupit, Carla Sofka, and Rebecca Morse! We are presenting on teaching death education online in a post-pandemic world. Here is the description in the conference schedule: "Online education, and death education in particular, expanded significantly during the pandemic. One of the major lessons learned was that online teaching does not involve just mapping what is done in the classroom to an online environment; rather it involves creating course content, student interactions and actions in a unique environment with different rules regarding space, time, and how learning takes place. This symposium will re-examine the lessons we have learned from our experiences as online death educators, with an eye towards providing best teaching practices that are tailored to an online context of teaching dying, death, and loss."