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Kerry Gallagher

  • Assistant Principal for Teaching and Learning, St. John’s Prep
North Boston
As seen in: Color Research & Application, Nature, EdSurge, Tech & Learning, Silver Travel Advisor, EdCircuit, Soundigest
TEDx & Keynote Speaker, #DigitalWellness Expert, @StJohnsPrep Asst Principal for Teaching & Learning, @ConnectSafely Director of Education, @MASCD Board Member

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The McClure Mountain Syenite Apatite as a Potential Age Control Reference Material for LA‐ICP‐MS AFT and U‐Pb Double Dating

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By Nathan Cogné, Geosciences Rennes, Alexis Derycke, Kerry Gallagher
| hal.science
The McClure Mountain Syenite Apatite as a Potential Age Control Reference Material for LA‐ICP‐MS AFT and U‐Pb Double Dating Mots clés AFT and U-Pb double dating LA-ICP-MS apatite reference material McClure Mountain syenite Domaines Géochimie Fichier principal Geostandard Geoanalytic Res - 2024 - Cogné - The McClure Mountain Syenite Apatite as a Potential Age Control Reference.pdf (2.64 Mo) Télécharger le fichier Origine : Publication financée par une institution Licence : CC BY - Paternité
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Student Data Privacy in K12 Learning with Kerry Gallagher

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By Kerry Gallagher, Sean Ryan
| EdCircuit
0 Student privacy is a growing concern across K12 education. Although many digital tools and edtech providers have invested in student data privacy, many stakeholders are calling for more training, awareness, and cybersecurity in the classroom. How can we guarantee that students get the best possible experience leveraging edtech tools and that their data is secure and privacy safeguarded?
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Digital Wellness is Cognitive Wellness

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By Kerry Gallagher
| connectsafely.org
By Kerry Gallagher This educators’ series on digital wellness is being published in partnership with MASCD. Cognitive wellness refers to our overall ability to think, problem-solve, and create. We actually have the power to improve our brain’s ability to acquire, understand, and apply information. But sometimes our screen use can get in the way. As you read in the first two articles of this series – What is Digital Wellness?
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