Simple path game aids early math learning for kids
Children sort colored objects into cups and count tossed items, then play a homemade path game on a file folder board. A bat cave or bird nest ends a winding dotted path, and dice move the object along. The activity feels playful, non threatening, and masks math practice as play.
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UT Child Development Labs
Talley
University of Tennessee
Peoples Gas 10th annual Award of Achievement grant
Peoples Gas sponsors the 10th annual Award of Achievement for African American high school students in its service area who show strong academics and leadership. First prize is 3000 dollars, second 2000, third 1000, selected by an independent committee from profiles letters and interviews. Applications due February 28, call 497 6885. The final selection is in the first week of May.
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BCCC Registration Details at Lawrence County Center
BCCC’s Lawrence County Center at the Vocational Technical School offers fall registrations from 6 to 8 p.m. on Tuesdays Wednesdays and Thursdays through December 18. Tuition for county residents runs 55 dollars per credit hour. most courses are worth three credits across all Lawrence County sites including Neshannock Lincoln Vo Tech and Sankey Youth Center. For information call 658-1938 or the main campus at 800 826 2829 ext 344.
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Having Our Say Tonight Promises Intimate Stage Evening
Tomorrow in Entertainment Theater the production of Having Our Say offers a warm intimate experience. The two-actor showcase invites audiences to share a personal conversation with longtime friends on stage reflecting family memory and cultural insight.
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Medical schools shift to patient centered curriculum 2000
Medical schools modernize teaching to focus on patients and prevention. At Penn, Gail Morrison says curriculum 2000 flips care from hospital based science to integrated hands on learning. The program links neuroanatomy physiology and clinical psychiatry across a disease timeline for realism.
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Gail Morrison
University of
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Case Western Reserve University
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Medical school applications rise despite medical industry changes
JAMA reports admissions applications continue to climb as the medical field undergoes shifts in policy and practice. The trend shows sustained demand for medical education amid evolving healthcare environments and industry reforms.
CMU aims to push Pittsburgh into high tech ranks
Carnegie Mellon University president Jared L. Cohon seeks to keep graduates in Pittsburgh by expanding startup growth and industry ties. He notes CMU sponsors up to 20 percent of research from industry and aims to mature local tech firms. The effort targets retaining skilled faculty and students to build a regional technology cluster.
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Carnegie Mellon University
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Carnegie Mellon
Stanford
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