This week’s recommendation is a free, beginners’ OpenCourseWare computer science class from Harvard University.

This week’s recommendation is a Radiolab podcast about the history of the Golden Goose Awards as well as some award winners. These awards are the “Grammys” of government-funded research which recognize seemingly obscure scientific research that led to major breakthroughs and resulted in substantial societal impact.

This week’s recommendation is about Muppets: Mayhem, the Disney+ upcoming faux musical documentary series, which follows the Electric Mayhem, the band from The Muppet Show, as they attempt to make their first album.

This week’s recommendation is an article about speed booking, a quick-paced, interactive activity to get students to share books they are reading while helping them to practice their summarizing skills.

This week’s recommendation is an article about Black Girls S.O.A.R. (Scholarship, Organizing, Arts, and Resistance). This program uses art and education and allows Black girls and TGNC (transgender, non-conforming) young people to become researchers in order to learn about the important stories that don’t end up in textbooks.

Ahead of the Boston Marathon on April 17, this week’s recommendation is a series of articles about the upcoming race, including a couple of inspirational stories about a few runners and some numerical ways to analyze the race.

This week’s recommendation is Threadneedle, a young adult fantasy novel by Cari Thomas.

This week’s recommendation is a podcast from Making Math Moments, during which Dr. Peg Smith, coauthor of 5 Practices for Orchestrating Productive Mathematical Discussions, is interviewed.

This week’s recommendation is young adult contemporary fantasy novel with a modern-day twist on the classic King Arthur legend.

This week’s recommendation is an article about the odds, illustrated with some visual representations and a multitude of statistics, of filling out a perfect bracket for the NCAA’s March Madness. Spoiler alert–the odds are not good.