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NEW YORK, May 26, 2021 /PRNewswire/
Mouse, a nonprofit for innovative educational programs, honored six schools that worked tirelessly this past year to transition to remote learning via coursework in its Design League program during its sixth annual
With New York City schools driven to hybrid learning models due to the pandemic, Mouse focused on expanding its renowned Design League program to help 45 teachers in 17 schools spanning all five boroughs better adapt to remote learning. More than 900 students participated in the semester-long program where they were tasked to research, brainstorm, prototype, and present their original concept for a mobile app. This year s participants developed solutions for problems in their communities using the theme of mutual aid and technology to build support systems that everyone within their community can benefit from.
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Virtual tours of museums, more offer winter break escape
Virtual tours of museums, more offer winter break escape
From coding camps to computer science projects, and from zoos to museums, resources are available to keep kids engaged and entertained.
MILWAUKEE - While many families are home during winter break, kids can make the most of their vacation, learn and have fun.
Virtual learning has shifted some kids out of the classroom. However, their laptops can take them on a journey well beyond the confines of home.
A pioneer in innovative school programs, Mouse.org CEO Larry Lieberman said, as the pandemic prevents a lot of typical in-person activities, families can use this time at home and make it educational and fun.