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China Traffic Jam Could Last Weeks

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A 60-mile traffic jam near the Chinese capital could last until mid-September, officials say.

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Today I Found Out -- The Mathematical Volume of a Pizza is Pizza

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"Today I Found Out" is a site bringing you interesting “brain food” articles.

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Hot X: Algebra Exposed -- Danica McKellar

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Now Danica takes on the most feared of all math classes: algebra! Sizzling with Danica's trademark sass and style, Hot X: Algebra Exposed puts math-phobic students at ease, showing anyone how to become confident and totally "get" topics like square roots, polynomials, quadratic equations, word problems, and more.

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Edmond robotics camp teaches problem solving and creative design

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Robotics camp at Edmond Santa Fe High School teaches younger students programming and design skills.

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Stars in their eyes

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In addition to the Scouts who were there trying to earn astronomy or event patches, Grzybowski estimated that about a third of the crowd were neighborhood children who came to see what the star party was about.

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Read Write Think -- IRA & NCTE

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Lessons, interactives, calendar activities, and more, right at your fingertips.

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Math Midway Exhibition 2010, Frisco, Texas

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The Math Midway Exhibition provides an interactive, hands-on tour of mathematical concepts, using a carnival style. The individual exhibits include exciting and surprising activities that relate math principles to games and events you would find at a typical carnival, fair, or circus.

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Mathmaticious (video)

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A mathematical parody of Fergie's Fergalicious.

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The Fresh Prince of B.C. (Calculus)

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Music video using the "Fresh Prince" theme about calculus.

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UTD kicking off 9th summer of NanoExplorers

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Monday was the science-student equivalent of speed dating. Tuesday was all about learning how to not blow themselves up. And today, 33 high school students with North Texas ties will spend their first day doing real science in the nanotech labs at the University of Texas at Dallas.

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EZSchool -- Interactive Games

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Provided are worksheets, study tools, interactive games, and tutorials,

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Big Brother US 11 Jordan can't tell time

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BB11's Jordan tries to figure out how to tell time.

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More than 500 students team with artist to create sprawling public project

nitajo sumitted ago via http://www.wausaudailyherald.com (Views: 14, Clicks: 0)  
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Kevin Reese is in the midst of creating a dozen large, colorful mobiles that eventually will hang in local businesses and other facilities. Along the way, he'll teach 500 students in grades three through 12 from the D.C. Everest, Merrill, Newman Catholic and Wausau school districts about the nuances of creating mobiles.

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Wonder Rotunda (educational game)

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An innovative educational game, in the form of a virtual theme park, designed to spark curiosity and open the eyes of youngsters to the wonders of our world. Kids are transported to the Great Barrier Reef, to the African Serengeti, to a Costa Rican Rainforest and to the Moon aboard Apollo 11. They can travel through the human body, run their own business or take a VIP Tour of Washington D.C.

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Study of space becoming a victim of school budget cuts

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More than 500 planetariums were built in the heat of the space race, many of them proud additions to public schools made possible by federal funding. Today, school boards across the country are debating whether the costs of maintaining or updating the aging domes are worth it for a generation of students shaped more by the Information Age than the Space Age.

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