MIT AI Literacy Projects, Programming

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The RAISE Playground is a block-based programming platform that lets anyone use machine learning models, robotics, and AI engines to make projects.

MIT AI Literacy Projects, App Design

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RAISE (Responsible AI for Social Empowerment and Education) is an MIT-wide initiative headquartered in the MIT Media Lab and in collaboration with the MIT Schwarzman College of Computing and MIT Open Learning.

Their research and impact mission is to advance equity in learning, education and computational action to rethink and innovate how to holistically and equitably prepare K-12 students, an inclusive workforce, and lifelong learners to be successful, responsible, and engaged in an increasingly AI-powered society

TeacherCertification.com, Article

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A comprehensive guide for developing strategies to effectively teach students with learning disabilities in an online setting. This article contains a discussion of specific learning disabilities, how teachers can enact accommodations and individual education plans, tips on different assistive technology, software, and websites to enhance learning, and advice on how teachers, parents, and students can create the best online learning environment. 

TeacherCertification.com

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This website offers test prep for all state teacher certification exams, including Praxis, TExES, FTCE, CSET, and CBEST. They offer state-by-state requirements, study guides and practice tests for teacher certification exams, and detailed, up-to-date exam information, including registration deadlines, test dates, exam costs, and more.

DavisArt

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DavisArt provides art teachers with free resources for the classroom. This website provides teachers with tools to create diverse artwork that is created around different skills. For example, they have art projects that are targeted towards emotional and behavioral skills, or gross motor adaptations. This is a great way for art teachers to make their projects adapted and accessible for their students.