On the Agenda – Week 16, 2014
Take 1 – Blended Learning
@michaelbhorn: I’ve been struck by how hungry people around the globe are for good resources on blended learning
@arneduncan: blended learning empowers teachers and engages students in important way
@mrmatera: Great slide from @wismerkurt about the difference between flipped and blended learning
Take 2 – Space
@maxplanckpress: Pair of supermassive black holes spotted in cosmic tango
@PLOSONE: Space Radiation Remains Major Hazard for Humans Going to Mars
@mims: Which is more likely, fusion or space-based solar?
Take 3 – World Malaria Day
@BioMedCentral: the big push towards eliminating a killer
@SciDevNet: Thai scientists are fighting a malaria parasite that’s drug resistant
@wellbeingafrica: Each $1 invested in malaria control in Africa, on average, returns $40 in higher economic growth
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