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Data at a Distance

Innovative Science Experiments Using the Internet of Things

The Science Teacher—January/February 2022 (Volume 89, Issue 3)

By Seth Van Doren, Lisa Hardy, Colin Dixon, and Sherry Hsi

Data at a Distance

 

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How the Data Got Their Dots

Helping Students Understand Where Data Come From

The Science Teacher—January/February 2022 (Volume 89, Issue 3)

By Lisa Hardy, Colin Dixon, Seth Van Doren, and Sherry Hsi

How the Data Got Their Dots

 

Small Girl, Huge Appetite

How a Small Genetic Change Can Have a Big Consequence

By Shuangying Yu, Weston McNeely

Small Girl, Huge Appetite

 

From the Field: Events and Opportunities, January 11, 2022

By Debra Shapiro

From the Field: Events and Opportunities, January 11, 2022

 

Happy Birthday, OSTB!

By Christine Anne Royce

Posted on 2022-01-06

Crosscutting Concepts: A Professional Book Study for Elementary Educators

Are you an elementary educator working to enhance your knowledge of the crosscutting concepts and how they can be leveraged to strengthen science and engineering learning in K-12 classrooms?  Register to participate in the Crosscutting Concepts: A Professional Book Study for Elementary Educators, taking place in February/March 2022! The first web seminar in the series is scheduled to take place February 23, 2022.

Are you an elementary educator working to enhance your knowledge of the crosscutting concepts and how they can be leveraged to strengthen science and engineering learning in K-12 classrooms?  Register to participate in the Crosscutting Concepts: A Professional Book Study for Elementary Educators, taking place in February/March 2022! The first web seminar in the series is scheduled to take place February 23, 2022.

Are you an elementary educator working to enhance your knowledge of the crosscutting concepts and how they can be leveraged to strengthen science and engineering learning in K-12 classrooms?  Register to participate in the Crosscutting Concepts: A Professional Book Study for Elementary Educators, taking place in February/March 2022! The first web seminar in the series is scheduled to take place February 23, 2022.

Are you an elementary educator working to enhance your knowledge of the crosscutting concepts and how they can be leveraged to strengthen science and engineering learning in K-12 classrooms?  Register to participate in the Crosscutting Concepts: A Professional Book Study for Elementary Educators, taking place in February/March 2022! The first web seminar in the series is scheduled to take place February 23, 2022.

Are you an elementary educator working to enhance your knowledge of the crosscutting concepts and how they can be leveraged to strengthen science and engineering learning in K-12 classrooms?  Register to participate in the Crosscutting Concepts: A Professional Book Study for Elementary Educators, taking place in February/March 2022! The first web seminar in the series is scheduled to take place February 23, 2022.

Updated 2022! Shifting to the NGSS: Professional Book Study for Elementary School Teachers

Are you an elementary school teacher working to enhance your knowledge and understanding of the Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS)? Register to participate in the Shifting to the NGSS: Professional Book Study for Elementary School Teacherstaking place in January/February 2022!  The first web seminar in the series is scheduled to take place January 24, 2022.

Are you an elementary school teacher working to enhance your knowledge and understanding of the Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS)? Register to participate in the Shifting to the NGSS: Professional Book Study for Elementary School Teacherstaking place in January/February 2022!  The first web seminar in the series is scheduled to take place January 24, 2022.

Are you an elementary school teacher working to enhance your knowledge and understanding of the Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS)? Register to participate in the Shifting to the NGSS: Professional Book Study for Elementary School Teacherstaking place in January/February 2022!  The first web seminar in the series is scheduled to take place January 24, 2022.

Are you an elementary school teacher working to enhance your knowledge and understanding of the Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS)? Register to participate in the Shifting to the NGSS: Professional Book Study for Elementary School Teacherstaking place in January/February 2022!  The first web seminar in the series is scheduled to take place January 24, 2022.

Are you an elementary school teacher working to enhance your knowledge and understanding of the Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS)? Register to participate in the Shifting to the NGSS: Professional Book Study for Elementary School Teacherstaking place in January/February 2022!  The first web seminar in the series is scheduled to take place January 24, 2022.

 

An Anatomic Study of the Automatic Autonomic Nervous System

By Hollie L. Leavitt

An Anatomic Study of the Automatic Autonomic Nervous System

 

Safety Blog

Revisiting Coronavirus Laboratory Activity Protocols

By Ken Roy

Posted on 2022-01-03

Archive: Book Beat Live! Supporting Emergent Multilingual Learners in Science, February 16, 2022

While experts in teaching science, teachers often feel less prepared supporting Emerging Multilinguals (EMs) in their classrooms. To successfully participate in science, teachers must engage learners in conceptually rich content while simultaneously scaffolding the language of the discipline. Meaning making in the science classroom involves multimodal communication.

While experts in teaching science, teachers often feel less prepared supporting Emerging Multilinguals (EMs) in their classrooms. To successfully participate in science, teachers must engage learners in conceptually rich content while simultaneously scaffolding the language of the discipline. Meaning making in the science classroom involves multimodal communication.

While experts in teaching science, teachers often feel less prepared supporting Emerging Multilinguals (EMs) in their classrooms. To successfully participate in science, teachers must engage learners in conceptually rich content while simultaneously scaffolding the language of the discipline. Meaning making in the science classroom involves multimodal communication.

While experts in teaching science, teachers often feel less prepared supporting Emerging Multilinguals (EMs) in their classrooms. To successfully participate in science, teachers must engage learners in conceptually rich content while simultaneously scaffolding the language of the discipline. Meaning making in the science classroom involves multimodal communication.

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