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  1. Added Jan 22, 2009 by aseldow
    Great tools!
  2. Added Dec 15, 2008 by jillianeorr
    A list/guide to great sites for kids- including educational sites!
  3. Added Nov 09, 2008 by coshankman
    This is an article that examines the militaries use of advanced simulations, and how educators benefit from access to this knowledge, as it is initially being discovered (as opposed to well after the fact).
  4. Added Oct 23, 2008 by jbrookover
    Through a series of parabolic flights, teachers were able to conduct experiments in order to boost the reputation of math and science.
  5. Added Oct 11, 2008 by jinsilmock
    Microsoft's research arm is leading a new effort to study the use of computer games as tools to help middle-school students learn science and math.
  6. Added Oct 11, 2008 by jinsilmock
    WolfQuest is a game that motivates players to learn about how wolves survive, thereby absorbing a series of lessons about the animals' biology and their interactions with other wolves, prey and their environment.
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  7. Added Sep 18, 2008 by jenn.m.stevens
    Links to games that deal with social issues; including Play the News and Free Rice. Warning: Free Rice is addictive!!!
  8. Added Aug 07, 2008 by ryan
    article detailing the positive effects of action (esp. violent first person shooter) games on science and math reasoning
  9. Added Jan 15, 2008 by aseldow
    He broke down the math behind rhythm in The Futures Channel?s most popular movie, "Drumming in Fractions." Now, world-renowned drummer, Ndugu Chancler, is back in this brand new movie with more rhythms, more math connections, more incredible drum solos. If your students have ever thought that they don?t need math because they?re planning to be musicians, show them The Rhythm Track!
  10. Added Dec 22, 2007 by tomderis
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