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A Physics CURE in an Introductory Laboratory: Lessons from a Multi-Semester Implementation
Abstract Course-based undergraduate research experiences (CUREs) are increasingly adopted across STEM disciplines, yet implementations in introductory physics laboratories remain uncommon. This article describes the design, implementation, and iterative refinement of a physics CURE embedded within an algebra-based introductory physics laboratory.
NC public schools host life-changing moments, principal reflects
In 1948, a young man stood proudly at the graduation of Lucama School in Wilson County, North Carolina. Five years earlier, he had dropped out of the seventh grade. Each year he started back, and each year he dropped out. The challenges of poverty were great, but with strong support from local educators, he managed to return to graduate high school. That man was my grandfather, and that moment was one that forever changed the trajectory of our family’s story.
Principal Patrick Greene and Superintendent Danielle Jones kick off the school year with the very best welcomes
Welcome. It is a simple word with powerful implications. With it, we stregthen relationships, and trust accrues. Without it, othering defines relationships, and distrust ensues. To our educators, welcoming students and parents back to school has never been more important. You are seen as leaders in your community. You have the closest relationship to the students and parents you serve. Parents trust and respect you.
Watch | 2022 POY Patrick Greene welcomes you back to our public schools
What is a school? Bricks and mortar, hardwood gym floors coated in years of varnish, long hallways traveled by thousands of feet each year, classrooms filled with hard seat desks, ball fields and courts lined with aluminum bleachers. Schools are just buildings, compartmentalized homes for books, iPads and whiteboards. Over the years, they seem familiar through smells of waxed hallways and lacquered floors. They remind us of lunchrooms, full of laughter and news of the day.
2021's Most Terrifying Horror Bestsellers
2021's Most Terrifying Horror Bestsellers The Lineup's community has chilling taste—these were our most beloved titles in 2021. By The Lineup Staff | Published Jan 18, 2022 Photo Credit: Cover of The Floating Staircase by Ronald Malfi Red Harvest By Patrick C. Greene Want to receive the very best horror has to offer? Sign up for The Lineup's newsletter to get terrifying recommendations delivered straight to your inbox.
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