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The genetically engineered fungus wiped out malaria mosquito populations within two generations.
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Empowering Learning Through Student Strengths georgecouros.ca/blog/archive…
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The largest animal migration on earth happens every single day—we just can't see it
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A new @nature study shows severe degradation of our planet’s rivers. Just ⅓ of the world’s longest rivers remain free-flowing!
Many of these wild rivers are here in Canada, meaning it's our job to protect them, as they're the lifeblood of our planet.
Free Flowing Rivers
Just 1/3 of the world's longest rivers are free-flowing, fragmenting habitat for species across the planet.
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Measles, a highly infectious disease that is more contagious than Ebola or tuberculosis, is still one of the causes of death among young children. nyti.ms/2XLlaEg
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Scientists have identified a clear link between shyness in infancy and social anxiety later in life. #longreads ow.ly/SsHQ30ov2kj
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What happens when you apply #OCSInstructionalFramework everyday? You make it to States for Science Olympiad! #NorthsideIsSTEM @OCSCTE @mchadwick07 @kenanfellows @BethFolger @DrBDCollins
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#OCSFrameworkFriday in full effect at the @OnslowSchools middle school chess tournament. Enrichment and extension are important parts of differentiating learning #OnslowAIG #OnslowChess
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Do you need ideas for ways to impact student engagement through instructional, curricular and environmental variables?
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Happy #EarthDay! Everyday, we have a fleet of @NASAEarth spacecraft orbiting our home planet that are always collecting data to help us better understand our dynamic world. See how we study our home planet: go.nasa.gov/2GvdLSq
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“We have just ten years to save ourselves.” on.natgeo.com/2UrdQf7
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Our magnificent planet is ready for its close-up 📸, & on #EarthDay, April 22, we’re calling on YOU! Help us celebrate by uploading a photo of your favorite natural features using #PictureEarth. Learn how your pictures could be featured in future projects: go.nasa.gov/2UJGZXM
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Most stick insects look like nondescript twigs, but two newly identified species could have come straight out of a psychedelic painting. #ResearchHighlight go.nature.com/2PezMsO
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Scientists restored circulation and oxygen flow in 32 pig brains hours after death, opening up a new avenue in treating brain disease—and shaking our definition of brain death to its core on.natgeo.com/2V6bqHe
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The newly dubbed Homo luzonensis lived at least 50,000 years ago, scientists say. ow.ly/si5830oocmq
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What a great idea to include as part of @DukeEnergy Science Nights! 📚📖💪
Community involvement, many parents and students signed up to get their public library card! @ncscifest @DukeEnergy @kenanfellows
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In the past decade ocean oxygen levels have taken a dive—an alarming trend that is linked to climate change. bit.ly/2Uzh7Os





























