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The scoop on the Next Generation Science Standards

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The scoop on the Next Generation Science Standards

Stephen Pruitt, vice president for content, research, and development for Achieve, Inc., gave teachers an engaging preview of the Next Generation Science Standards during his talk this afternoon. “We have incredible teachers in this country&#82...

By Debra Shapiro

Morgan Fairchild on science ed and the economy

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Morgan Fairchild on science ed and the economy

(photo courtesy of Morgan Fairchild.com) Who knew that actress Morgan Fairchild knew so much about science? “I was the original science nerd,” she told the audience during her keynote speech this morning....

By Debra Shapiro

Picture science and reading together

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Picture science and reading together

Making connections...

By Claire Reinburg

YouTube Space Lab contest

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YouTube Space Lab contest

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T41vZCadbAk[/youtube]...

By Martin Horejsi

Science for all

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Science for all

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By Mary Bigelow

The science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) pipeline: how are we doing?

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The science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) pipeline: how are we doing?

NSTA Executive Director Francis Eberle...

By Francis Eberle

The magic of a scientist's visit

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The magic of a scientist's visit

(photo by Cathy Parker, TOPScience Project Coordinator) When a scientist visits a classroom, a kind of magic happens for te...

By Debra Shapiro

What educators should know about research

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What educators should know about research

Reading publications from other organizations related to literacy, administration, and technology provides a context for science instruction. An article I recently read has relevance for science teachers: 10 Things Every Literacy Educator Should Know...

By Mary Bigelow

New favorites (and updates)

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New favorites (and updates)

I wish I had more than 24 hours in a day. There are so many new resources online, and even the tried and true ones are continually being updated....

By Mary Bigelow

Exploring the practices in the science Framework

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Exploring the practices in the science Framework

I attended a great session at the NSTA Hartford conference regarding the new Framework and Next Generation Science Standards. Francis Eberle and Harold Pratt explored scientific and engineering practices in the the new Framework. We want to know&#823...

By Cindy Workosky

Science Lessons From History

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Science Lessons From History

photo by cliff1066™ on Flickr...

By Debra Shapiro

NAEYC Early Childhood Science Interest Forum

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NAEYC Early Childhood Science Interest Forum

The National Association for the Education of Young Children  2011 national conference takes place next week in Orlando....

By Peggy Ashbrook

Space exploration—more relevant than ever!

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Space exploration—more relevant than ever!

  Space. The Final Frontier. Well, not really according to James Garvin, Chief Scientist for NASA Goddard Space Flight Center.  He insists, “Our exploration has just begun.” Dr. Garvin was the keynote speaking during yesterday’s g...

By Teshia Birts, CAE

Outstanding Science Trade Books 2012 Awards Reception

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Outstanding Science Trade Books 2012 Awards Reception

Trade books are an important way for young children to learn about the wonders of the natural world outside of their neighborhood, and the details of the natural world at their doorstep....

By Peggy Ashbrook

21st century tools

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21st century tools

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By Mary Bigelow

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