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The Residence in Science and Technology Program, sponsored by the Department of Energy, provides teachers with an opportunity to refresh their skills in a laboratory setting. Yakima High School teacher Pat Ehram worked with Battelle staff member Lucie Fritz to develop a high school genetics course.
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We watched a really good instructional video on how to dress in kimono, and also read a whole lot of kimono books too.
This kitten at the shelter is wearing a blue collar because she looks exactly like 3 other black kittens there.
More than 2,000 people flocked to Comstock Hall on Oct. 29 for the Department of Entomology's popular annual event, Insectapalooza, where the curious can see creepy crawly creatures of all varieties and learn about the good, bad, ugly (and beautiful!) nature of bugs in hands-on exhibits and education stations.
Here, event organizer Prof. Linda Rayor, shows off a bug.
Photo by Chris Kitchen
Learning Route on Natural Resources Management and Climate Change Adaptation best practices covered several districts in Kenya. The event was organized by Procasur with the support of the International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD).
The objective was to scale up through peer to peer learning the Kenyan best multi stakeholders’ strategies, tools and practices to fight environmental degradation and to adapt to climate change with the aim of improving the livelihoods of people living in affected territories.
Photos: P. Kimeli (CCAFS)
We offer interactive courses online in real time with on of our highly qualified staff. With flexible schedules, students can learn Spanish from anywhere in the world!
September 17 2015
There was a great turn out of education stakeholders from accross industry & education at our Learning Edge Conference. Attendees heard a range of interesting presentations and panels.
This conference was part of the HR Leadership Group Programme 2015 which is kindly sponsored by Aviva Health.
January Bee Block made for Waffie80.
Cuzco Block. Pattern Here: www.quiltincountryonline.com/Data/Sites/1/patterns/fp_cuz...
Chessy (Francesca) Shriver, big sister Eunice Kennedy Shriver II, and their cousin Kyra Kennedy, all counselors at UMass Boston’s Camp Shriver, with four campers.
people are more annoying than kids; at least the later add cuteness.
All rights reserved, so please don't annoy.
dawats = desi family parties.
That's me, reading the fantastic book "The moment it Clicks" by Joe McNally. Inspired by his rough and dirty, but oh-so-elegant on-location seat-of-your-pants shooting style, I set up some lights of my own for a quick shot. There's a honeycombed strobe to the left with orange gel and a bare flashgun on the floor to the right behind the bag. I then dragged the shutter for 1 second to get that lovely fill.
It almost looks like natural light. And I guess that's the beauty of this style of lighting.
Our Grants for Kids grants continue to provide support for local schools and summertime programs. A 2013 Learning Links grant allowed Milford High School students to work on a photography project with clients of City Gospel Mission.
The mission of the St. Paul’s Service Learning Program is to form students into life-long agents of compassion through meaningful service, honest reflection, and sound instruction.
The Deep Learning Summit took place in Boston on 26-27 May 2015.
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This little quilt turned into quite a challenge. I followed Rita's (Red Pepper Quilts) great tutorial on sewing free-hand curves, but using wide as well as long (WOF) strips prevented the fabric from laying flat. I ended up cutting the pieced top into thirds and putting it back together. Necessity is the mother of invention, right?