July 2020 - Sarracenia-Education

Do Animals Really Anticipate Earthquakes? Sensors Hint They Do

Cortez DeacetisJuly 31, 2020

Inspite of freezing temperatures, scores of snakes slithered out of their hibernation dens in the months ahead of a magnitude 7.3 earthquake struck the Chinese town of Haicheng on February...

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Why Are Blue Whales So Gigantic?

Cortez DeacetisJuly 31, 2020

“We are certainly dwelling in a time of giants.” Lofty language like this doesn’t materialize typically in scientific literature. But the individual who wrote them, biologist Jeremy Goldbogen, understands: When...

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To Improve Measurement of Changing Nature of Employment, Bureau of Labor Statistics Should Add Questions, Make Other Changes to Workforce Survey

Cortez DeacetisJuly 31, 2020

To far better evaluate the modifying mother nature of work, independent contracting and freelance get the job done, and work with unstable hours, a new report from the National Academies...

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Technology brings collaborative STEM learning to pandemic-isolated students

Cortez DeacetisJuly 31, 2020

A Purdue College startup is turning gameplay into significant discovering for elementary pupils away from school rooms through the COVID-19 pandemic. Investigate Interactive marketplaces an augmented reality system to assistance...

Science & Education

Hengduan Mountain alpine flora history shown to be longest on Earth

Cortez DeacetisJuly 31, 2020

The alpine biome harbors distinct communities tailored to demanding environmental conditions. For crops, the world's most species-abundant temperate alpine biota occurs in the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau (QTP), Himalaya, and the Hengduan...

Education and School

Staffing Considerations for Crisis Standards of Care Outlined in New Rapid Response to Government from National Academies Standing Committee

Cortez DeacetisJuly 30, 2020

A new quick skilled session from a standing committee of the Nationwide Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Drugs outlines factors for medical staffing requires for the duration of the implementation...

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Reopening U.S. Research Universities – Weathering the Pandemic, and Looking Beyond It

Cortez DeacetisJuly 30, 2020

The COVID-19 pandemic is posing some entirely new challenges to U.S. research universities — the want to drastically ramp up online education and learning, for example, and to discover approaches...

Education and Culture

NASA Has Launched the Most Ambitious Mars Rover Ever Built: Here’s What Happens Next

Cortez DeacetisJuly 30, 2020

The most significant, most sophisticated rover ever despatched to Mars is now on its way. NASA’s Perseverance rover released properly on thirty July, the 3rd of three Mars missions to...

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Plants Have Hormones, Too, and Tweaking Them Could Improve Food Supply

Cortez DeacetisJuly 30, 2020

Involving crop harm triggered by weather change and a rising world population and dietary desire, it is crystal clear the earth will need to deliver a lot more foods in the...

Education and Culture

Interrogating the discourses of ‘teaching excellence’ in higher education

Cortez DeacetisJuly 29, 2020

Antonowicz, D, Kohoutek, J, Pinheiro, R, Hladchenko, M (2017) The roads of ‘excellence’ in Central and Japanese Europe. European Academic Exploration Journal 16(5): 547–567. Google Scholar | SAGE Journals |...

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Month: July 2020

Do Animals Really Anticipate Earthquakes? Sensors Hint They Do

Why Are Blue Whales So Gigantic?

To Improve Measurement of Changing Nature of Employment, Bureau of Labor Statistics Should Add Questions, Make Other Changes to Workforce Survey

Technology brings collaborative STEM learning to pandemic-isolated students

Hengduan Mountain alpine flora history shown to be longest on Earth

Staffing Considerations for Crisis Standards of Care Outlined in New Rapid Response to Government from National Academies Standing Committee

Reopening U.S. Research Universities – Weathering the Pandemic, and Looking Beyond It

NASA Has Launched the Most Ambitious Mars Rover Ever Built: Here’s What Happens Next

Plants Have Hormones, Too, and Tweaking Them Could Improve Food Supply

Interrogating the discourses of ‘teaching excellence’ in higher education

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New technology allows scientists first glimpse of intricate details of Little Foot’s life

Study: Bahamas were settled earlier than believed

Prehistoric killing machine exposed | EurekAlert! Science News

Journey of a skull: How a single human cranium wound up alone in a cave in Italy

Fermented wool is the answer

Woolly mammoths may have shared the landscape with first humans in New England

Killings by Police Declined after Black Lives Matter Protests

The Famed Painting The Scream Holds a Hidden Message

People Literally Don’t Know When to Shut Up–or Keep Talking–Science Confirms

Struggling Koalas Get Help from a Bold Breeding Program

Teens and Other Volunteers Help Seniors Find Scarce COVID Shots

AI System Can Sniff Out Disease as Well as Dogs Do