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Funding, Competitions and Award Opportunities for Educators 8/9/2021

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  • $10,000 Award to Be Given to Aspiring Black School Leader

    The National Alliance of Black School Educators (NABSE) has launched a new award aimed at improving representation of black leaders in schools. The 2021 award, sponsored by ed tech firm Curriculum Associates, will be given to one black educator "pursuing an advanced degree in educational leadership."

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  • 78% of Elementary Teachers Spend Their Own Money on Tech for Teaching at Home

    A survey of K–5 educators conducted this spring found that 78% of teachers had to spend their own money to supplement technology needed for teaching at home during the pandemic. The same survey found that 80% of elementary teachers spend their own money on classroom supplies.

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  • Deadline Looms for ITEST Grants

    The deadline for the Innovative Technology Experiences for Students and Teachers (ITEST) grant program is this Friday. The program will award a total of up to $30 million and is open to a variety of organizations, including K–12 schools and districts.

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  • Grant Helps NJIT Bring Forensic Science to High School Students

    A $1.4 million grant is helping New Jersey Institute of Technology (NJIT) launch a STEM initiative that will expose high school students to forensic science as a pathway to higher education.

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  • New Project Hopes to Help Teachers Choose Ed Tech with True Impact

    Sorting out what education technology really works for teachers and where and why is a complex undertaking. After all, there is no master overseer in charge of tracking the details of a segment that some estimates have pegged at between $26 billion and $41 billion annually before 2020 and that could far exceed that given the impact of the pandemic. In spite of the huge investment made in the sector, some experts have suggested that about half of ed tech investment is wasted because the product or service is used ineffectively, little used or never used at all.

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  • Overall U.S. Education Market to Hit $1.96 Trillion by 2025

    Education in the United States is a booming business. A new forecast puts the total at $1.96 trillion by the yer 2025.

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