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Category Archives: Teaching
Marilyn Steneken
Thanks to Dr. Marilyn Steneken, who submitted this post, edited from an article posted on August 14, 2014 by Heather Jones in Science, Using Gizmos. Dr. Marilyn Steneken teaches 7th grade life science at a middle school in Sparta Township … Continue reading
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Kathy Hays
Thanks to Kelly Herbon, who contributed this post about STEM-ma Kathy Hays. My mother, Kathy Hays, is a 64 year-old grandmother of 3 children under 4. She was a middle school and high school language arts teacher for 29+ years who used … Continue reading
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