Open Letter to Iridescent Mentors

[av_one_full first] [av_textblock size=” font_color=” color=”] A version of this letter was shared on Iridescent’s blog and wi...

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January Awesome Award: Allison Colyer

This month’s awardee is Alli Colyer, one of our amazing Engineering Curriculum Developers. Alli began volunteering with Iridescent through our Engi...

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November Awesome Award: Audra Torres

[av_one_full first] [av_textblock size=” font_color=” color=”] This award recognizes the Iridescent team member who has gone above a...

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Introducing the Iridescent Awesome Award

[av_one_full first] [av_textblock size=” font_color=” color=”] We are proud to introduce the new Iridescent Awesome Award and our fi...

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New resources to celebrate National Biomechanics Day and National DNA Day

Exciting things in STEM are happening this month! April celebrates two days dedicated to fascinating subjects – National DNA Day and National B...

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How Do I Learn?

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US2020 STEM Mentoring Awards

Technovation (formerly Iridescent) Recognized for Excellence in Volunteering Experience at US2020 STEM Mentoring Awards July 23, 2015 WASHINGTON, D.C�...

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What Can Mentoring Organizations Learn From Each Other? What Data is Missing?

By Tara Chklovski The last article we wrote focused on how mentoring enables personalized and deep learning (by employing a “Cognitive Apprenticeshi...

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Visualizing learning assessment data in a physics game

Understanding how to assess learning is a big topic in education today, and as games are coming to the forefront as a valuable education tool, people ...

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Technology is bringing back the apprenticeship model. It just has a different name – Mentoring.

If you do a Google search for “Role Models”, you get 5 million results. “Mentor” yields 2.6 million results, “STEM mentors” 1.6 million an...

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Introducing Movable Game Jams

When you hear the phrase “game jam” likely you’re picturing a room full of adults working, hacking, playing through the night to push forward th...

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Using online science tools in informal science education settings: Curiosity Machine at camp

By Rusty Nye It’s understandable that many educators might approach the idea of using an online resource to teach STEM content with a hint of trepid...

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