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About the Program
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Founded in 1944, the Arlington, Virginia-based National
Science Teachers Association (NSTA) seeks to promote excellence
and innovation in science teaching and learning for all. Its 52,000-plus
members include science teachers of all grade levels, science supervisors,
administrators, business and industry representatives, scientists, and
others involved in science education.
NSTA serves as an advocate for science educators by keeping its members
and the general public informed about national issues and trends in science
education. NSTA disseminates results from nationwide surveys and reports
and offers testimony to Congress on science education-related legislation
and other issues. NSTA is involved in cooperative working relationships
with numerous educational organizations, government agencies, and private
industries on a variety of projects, including the Laptop Learning Challenge.
Credits
The Laptop Learning Challenge Web site and CD-ROM were developed by NSTA,
Marily deWall (Program Director), Kevin Mills (Program Manager), Shirley Watt Ireton (Director, Special Publications), and Jessica Green (Project Editor).
- Web site
design and production by Summer Productions
- Lesson
plan production and illustrations by Catherine Lorrain-Hale and Sergey
Ivanov, NSTA
- Editing
and support by Beth Daniels, Sara Gebhardt, Claudia Link, and Erin
Miller, NSTA
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