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Guest Blog: The Cosmic Perspective: A Night with Neil DeGrasse Tyson
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Brent Cummings serves as the Program Director for the 21st CCLC initiative managed by Walla Walla, WA Public Schools (WWPS), and was recently selected as an Afterschool Ambassador for the Afterschool Alliance. He is one of just 13 local leaders from across the country to be chosen for the honor this year. The WWPS 21st CCLC program's ongoing success rates, significantly higher than expected, reflect Brent's passion for educating at-risk youth in afterschool environments. The unique methodologies and curricula utilized in the WWPS 21st CCLC programs captivate all youth, whose intense engagement prepares them for future success. A similar post by Brent was first published by School's Out Washington.
Passionate! Charismatic! Humorous! Celebrity!!! Scientist?!? That's right. Dr. Neil DeGrasse Tyson, the "world's sexiest astrophysicist" (as proclaimed by no lesser an authority than People magazine) wowed a packed Walla Walla, WA audience on Whitman College's campus the nights of Sept. 11 and 12.
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Guest Blog: Inclusive Out-of-School Time
This blog post was originally published on the National Center on Health, Physical Activity and Disability's (NCHPAD) blog, which promotes information sharing around increased participation in physical activity among people of all abilities. Nora Niedzielski-Eichner, executive director of the New York State Afterschool Network (NYSAN), is a contributing author to this blog post and works to raise the profile of the OST field in New York and strengthen OST programs across the state, including promoting the importance of inclusion of youth with disabilities in afterschool, expanded learning, and out-of-school time opportunities. For additional information regarding afterschool programs providing an inclusive environment where students of all abilities can learn and grow side-by-side, read "Afterschool Supporting Students with Disabilities and Other Special Needs," a joint issue brief by MetLife Foundation and the Afterschool Alliance.
The purpose of this article is to promote inclusion of youth with disabilities in after-school, expanded learning, and out-of-school time programs. For the purposes of this article, the term "include" and "inclusion" embodies the values, policies, and practices that support all youth, those both with and without disabilities, to participate in a broad range of out-of-school time activities.
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Guest Blog: Recycling Awareness--There's Work to Be Done!
This blog post was contributed by Laura Batt, director of educational programs at JASON Learning, an exploration-based organization that links students to real science and scientists. Laura works in JASON's Immersion Learning division, which focuses on bringing the thrill of scientific discovery to students in Boys & Girls Clubs, YMCAs, 21st Century Learning Centers, and other out-of-school settings.
These days more people than ever drop their used bottles, cans, and paper into recycling bins. The benefits of doing so are well-known: recycling reduces the amount of waste sent to landfills and incinerators, conserves natural resources, and saves energy, to name a few. But despite the great progress toward making this kind of recycling commonplace, there's much more than we can do to give other types of products and materials a second life. To help get the word out, JASON Learning has partnered with industry leaders to create two contests that challenge youth to find creative ways to generate awareness about some other recycling efforts that are not so well-known.
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Guest blog: Why the afterschool learning context matters when using technology with at-risk students
Kamila Thigpen is the Digital Learning Policy and Advocacy Manager at Alliance for Excellent Education.
The nation's 23.8 million minority students comprise nearly half of the school population, and many of them are underserved by their school systems. Try walking into one of these schools and you'll notice very little changes in modern classrooms and those from more than a century ago. Although SMART Boards may have replaced black boards and a handful of computers may be visible around the room, in most cases there are few differences in the actual teaching and learning process.
After the school day and school year ends, disparities in access to technology are further compounded. Only 3 percent of teachers in high-poverty schools agree that "students have the digital tools they need to effectively complete assignments while at home," compared to 52 percent of teachers in more affluent schools. As students get older and afterschool participation decreases, opportunities to engage in high-quality digital learning are few and far between for high-school aged students who need it most.
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Guest Blog: Celebrate Lights On Afterschool with STEMfinity!
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Bill Albert is the CEO and owner of STEMfinity. STEMfinity offers thousands of hands-on academic enrichment kits with curriculum to teach PreK-12 students science, technology, engineering, math (STEM), robotics, electronics, alternative energy, rockets and beyond.
This October, STEMfinity is proud to join more than one million Americans and thousands of communities in celebrating Lights On Afterschool, an annual event that helps to raise awareness about the need for programs that keep kids safe, inspire them to learn and help working families.
Supporters of Lights On Afterschool believe that schools can't do it alone and that meaningful, active collaboration with out-of-school programs are critical. We know that access to an array of quality, informal STEM learning opportunities can make a huge difference in the lives of youth. We also know that strong partnerships between informal learning institutions can help to maximize the use of shared resources and foster creative solutions to community needs.
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Guest Blog: Seeking youth inventions to prototype
Guest Blog by Reinaldo Llano, director of corporate outreach and special projects at Bright House Networks. Reinaldo leads community relations at Bright House Networks, one of the nation's largest cable and Internet providers.
Do you know a high school student whose creative genius is aspiring to unfold?
It's been said that today's youth are tomorrow's leaders. They're also tomorrow's innovators and inventors. They are OUR future. They are the ones who can help create new opportunities for our local economies to prosper and flourish.
We are proud to support Bright Ideas STEM from Today's Youth, a multi-state competition where students dream up the coolest inventions to make their own life, community or even the world more awesome and show how STEM—that's science, technology, engineering and math—can bring their idea to life!
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Guest Blog: After-School All-Stars youth leaders from across the nation converge on Washington, D.C.
Guest blog by Alyssa Plotkin, national program assistant for the After-School All-Stars.
"Because of After-School All-Stars, I feel like I'm important, that my opinion matters. I'm so fortunate to have been chosen to be a yabbie. I feel happier, more social and more knowledgeable." – Citlali of ASAS Los Angeles
After-School All-Stars (ASAS), a leading national provider of comprehensive out-of-school-time programs that serves more than 90,000 children in 13 cities across the U.S.—brought 40 extraordinary 8th grade leaders and staff to Washington, D.C., in July for a week-long leadership summit. Each chapter, from New York to Hawaii, selected an outstanding student-based on their leadership abilities, strong attendance, academic performance and unwavering commitment to community service.
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Guest Blog: Afterschool programs addressing healthy living and food insecurity through HEPA standards
Pam Watkins is the vice president of youth development services at YMCA Youth Development Services in Kansas City, Kansas, and a 2013-2014 Afterschool Ambassador.
The YMCA of Greater Kansas City is one of many afterschool programs nationwide that has embraced the Healthy Eating and Physical Activity (HEPA) standards. Recently, at one of our afterschool sites with a high rate of students receiving free or reduced-priced lunch, we had a family that had just moved here from California and enrolled four of their children in our program. The oldest child, Juan (name has been changed to keep anonymity), was ever-watchful over his siblings and was constantly correcting them if they were doing something inappropriate. After about a week the site supervisor overheard Juan tell his siblings that they needed to eat a snack because their mom had said she wasn't sure whether they would have dinner that night or not. When the site supervisor pulled Juan off to the side, he told her that his dad had still not found a job and his mom was working two part time jobs—but it still wasn't enough and they usually didn't have money for food.
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Duquesne University men's head basketball coach Ron Everhart announced today that Dovovon Jack (Reading, Pa/Berks Catholic)and Willie Moore (Cincinnati, Ohio/Aiken), two of the top rated players in Pennsylvania and Ohio respectively, have both signed National Letters of Intent for the 2013 season.
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These days we are witnessing quite a logical trend – traffic is getting more expensive. The concept of free website traffic is slowly going away for a few reasons:
SEO, the major source of free reliable traffic, is getting riskier and less reliable. PPC is becoming a preferred, safer and quicker traffic source.Social media monsters, building themselves for a few years now, are now looking for more and more aggressive ways to monetize that past effort.The Web itself is growing up. Web business ventures are consolidating into large corporations with solid income which is hard to compete with for free.Free website traffic is harder and harder to scale. It requires continuous effort unlike, for example, PPC, which when set-up and tested well, doesn't consume too much time (apart from regular monitoring and optimization.)
For this article I decided to dive deeper into what Cutts' statement meant for the relationship between social and SEO and learn how SEO-focused marketers are thinking about social media now that social signals are out of the picture, at least for now.
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Want to monitor your social media presence? Not sure which tool to use? Save time and drive results using the tools in this list.
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These tools are great and can help you track progress on a lot of KPI's.
Which is also why they're dangerous.
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As Mark Schaefer put it - perhaps better than anyone else - social media engagement is not a strategy. It's only a path to building brand awareness or increasing leads and sales.
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Facebook started doing this a while back and I have tried and tried to stop the emails by changing my notifications, even making it so I don't get any emails at all from FB, but of course, I still get the dreaded email telling me a bunch of my friends updated their statuses, or "welcome back to Facebook, this is what you missed blah blah"... Hopefully with Twitter it won't be as hard to stop the spam.
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The Paris Hilton of conservative politics is back and more preposterous than ever. Joe "the Plumber" Wurzelbacher is headed to the Middle East to report on the war in Gaza for Pajamas Media. But isn't that dangerous? Not to worry, says Joe: "Being a Christian I'm pretty well protected by God, I believe."
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The Original 1966 TV series Batmobile, one of the most recognized and popular pieces of entertainment history worldwide, sold for $4,620,000 and set the world record for the highest price ever fetched for a TV/Movie car at the 42nd annual Barrett-Jackson auction in Scottsdale. The unique vehicle was offered as part of Barrett-Jackson's spectacular Salon Collection on January 19, 2013.
Barrett-Jackson decided to announce the news only after verifying the records. The previous record was held by the Aston Martin DB5 driven by Sean Connery in "Goldfinger," which sold for $4,608,500 in 2010, meaning that the Batmobile sold for $11,500 more. In fact, Barrett-Jackson is currently working with the Guinness Book of World Records to add the sale to their list.
"The 1966 Batmobile is a true piece of Americana and fans around the world were curious to see what it would sell for," said Craig Jackson, Chairman and CEO of Barrett-Jackson. "We are so proud of the record it set, but more importantly, we couldn't be happier to help find a new home for such a significant and legendary piece of TV and movie history in front of a record crowd for a Saturday auction and the SPEED TV audience."
At auction, the Batmobile rolled onto the stage bringing the crowd to its feet with loud applause when the car's creator, legendary customizer George Barris, stepped out. The bidding took off immediately, and as the numbers quickly rose, so did the reaction from the audience, reaching a mad rush as the bids soared into the multi-millions. Moments later, the car sold along with memorabilia from Barris' personal collection after an intense coin toss between two anxious bidders.
"The Batmobile revolutionized an entire custom industry that followed in its TV footsteps and you could tell that both Barrett-Jackson fans and Batman fans share an intense passion for this car," said the company's President Steve Davis. "It was an exciting sight to see such an exciting bidding war; definitely something we will remember for years to come. It was an honor for me to work directly with George, Joji, Jared and Brett Barris along with Barry Paster to consign this cultural icon."
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Six Big Ten teams got into the NCAA Tournament; that's not too bad. Compared to last year's seven bids, the conference's representation seems just OK this year. Over the next two days, debates will rage about which teams were penalized too harshly and which teams were slotted in favorable draws by the NCAA selection committee. Here are a few initial thoughts about the six Big Ten teams in this year's NCAA field.
- Tom Izzo is smiling again after winning the conference tournament. Three up and three down: the Spartans won the Big Ten Tournament convincingly to prove that when they are healthy, they are one of the best teams in the country. Their potential match-up against Virginia in the Sweet Sixteen should be an excellent game, but more importantly, a game that they can win. There is no team in their region — Iowa State and Villanova included — that has more talent than the Spartans.
- It isn't surprising to see Minnesota left out of the final 68. There was nothing special about the Gophers' resume this year outside of their win over Iowa. They won the games that they were supposed t0, but never really impressed the committee with any big wins. Plus, their thumping loss (83-57) to the Badgers in the Big Ten Tournament certainly didn't help their case. Regardless of the final outcome, Richard Pitino did a fine job leading the Gophers to 20 wins in his first campaign, especially considering that Andre Hollins was dealing with injuries for most of the conference season.