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Two hundred years of historical spawning and nursery data for coregonine fishes in the Laurentian Great Lakes

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By Cory O. Brant, David Bennion, Chris Castiglione, Kieran Tyrrell, Michael Slattery, David Bunnell, Andrew E. Honsey, Ralph W. Tingley, Katelyn King, Amanda S. Ackiss, Charles R. Bronte, Jason SMith, Jason Smith, Matthew Herbert, Sofia Silvis, Karissa Hannahs, Karen M. Alofs
| Nature Verified
Abstract Historical data can provide critical ecological information for species across the globe, many of which are facing unprecedented rates of ecosystem change. Yet, historical information related to freshwater species, especially fishes, remains scattered, often in original formats, and underutilized for informing conservation and restoration activities.
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A Free Teacher Resource Inspired by Helping an Autistic Child Learn Is Now Used by 13,000 Teachers a Month

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By Matthew Herbert
| EIN Presswire
Chart showing how hidden activities help improve classroom participation Image of the wheel of names by Random Wheel Spin EdTech startup Random Wheel Spin launches a Hidden Activity feature to make classroom learning more interactive, inclusive, and evidence based.
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Engaging Every Learner: How This Free Tool Can Transform Classroom and Home Learning

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By Matthew Herbert
| TEACH Magazine Verified
By Matthew Herbert Engagement is one of the greatest challenges in education. I’ve witnessed this first-hand as my wife and I have homeschooled our young daughter, who is autistic. Over time, I started to see how visual, interactive formats helped maintain my daughter’s attention and reduce anxiety. That personal insight helped inspire the design of a free tool called Random Wheel Spin, which I created in my spare time.
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