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Technology is ubiquitous—but ways to harness its power in the classroom are not. This issue presents two different approaches to technology. One describes the inclusion of electronic technology to facilitate learning about science. The other provides ways to teach children about the connection between science and technology. Neither one requires a techie’s ability!

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The journal archive currently extends back through 2002. We are in the process of adding data for earlier issues. You can still use the old archive at www.nsta.org/SCarchives, which contains articles from September 1996 on.

Resources and Opportunities

Guidelines for Classroom Safety

This four-page document should be given to students at the beginning of the school year to help them understand their role in ensuring a safe and productive science experience.

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Reward Yourself!

You could win a trip to the NSTA National Conference on Science Education. Apply for NSTA Teacher Awards to showcase your hard work! At the elementary level, Delta Education, SeaWorld, Shell, Vernier, and Zula sponsor awards. In addition, the Sylvia Shugrue Award, the new Aerospace Award, and the Maitland P. Simmons scholarships have niches for the elementary science educator.

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Early Years Blog

The Early Years Blog offers resources and conversation on PreK to 2 science. Topic areas include Activity Ideas, Classroom Management, Integrating Science, and more!

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NSTA Recommends®

Our panel of top-flight teachers and other outstanding science educators has designated the best available supplements for your science teaching.

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Outstanding Science Trade Books for Students K–12

Since 1973, NSTA and the Children's Book Council have compiled a yearly list of outstanding children's science trade books. The results from 1996 on are available online.

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Events

  • 7/3/2009 - 7/17/2009
    Iron Science Teacher Competition  More »
  • 7/3/2009 - 7/5/2009
    See the International Space Station This Weekend  More »
  • 7/5/2009 - 8/1/2009
    Science Summer School in the United Kingdom  More »
  • 7/6/2009 - 7/10/2009
    Ball State University's "Planetarium Operator's Workshop" for Teachers  More »

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