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 This week we are turning our focus on innovative instructional technologies, famous speeches and decisions made by former presidents, as well as the importance of STEM skills and learning.
A Call for All Digital Innovators!
 Participate in Digital Learning Day
on February 23, and share your work with us!
Digital Learning Day (DLD) provides a venue for educators and leaders to highlight great teaching practices and showcase instructional technologies that are improving student outcomes.
In honor of DLD, Maryland Public Television will display some of this amazing work being done in classrooms throughout Maryland. To participate, simply share an activity, strategy or practice that uses digital tools and technology to enhance student learning, along with a brief explanation and visual representation
of your work. Please include a successful outcome pertaining to the activity as well.
Submit your work to ladler@mpt.org along with your full name, title and school or district.
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President's Day Activities
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National Engineers Week
 February 19-25, 2017
National Engineers Week acknowledges the contributions that
engineers make to society and emphasizes the importance of learning
math, science, and technical skills. Encourage and enrich STEM learning and
practices in your classroom with the following activities.
Succeeding in the New
World-Colonial America
Use the engineering design process to design a colonial settlement that can
withstand various challenges.
Water, Water,
Everywhere?
Learn about global access to clean water and apply the engineering design
process to develop a solution to purify water.
Dog House Design
Design a house for man’s best friend. Children become engineers and learn early
math concepts in this PBS KIDS afterschool multimedia adventure. Skills: measurement,
length, width and height using standard and non-standard units of measure.
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Events & Activities
 Community Events
Throughout the year, MPT hosts special activities, film screenings and discussions
surrounding upcoming programs on MPT/PBS.
It’s a great opportunity to connect with your community and learn
something new.
Film Screening & Discussion The Bad Kids
Attend a local screening to see how a unique alternative high school in the remote Mojave desert is addressing the complex needs of at-risk
students. An extraordinary principal helps
bring out the potential in students whom the system has deemed lost
causes.
February 28, 10:00 am Anne Arundel County Public Library Pasadena,
MD
February 28, 6:00 pm Baltimore County Public Library Reisterstown,
MD
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