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  • Standards Are Not Curriculum

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  • Advancing Alloys

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    The manufacture of metal alloys is ubiquitous, yet infrequently discussed in high school coursework as concepts related to them are often too complex or abstract for beginning science students. However, earlier…

  • The Power of Observation

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  • Decoding the Corn Field

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  • Manuscript Review Form: Science Scope

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    Your anonymous comments will be used to help the author revise the manuscript. If you have been assigned a Feature article or Column other than a Commentary to review (see Manuscript Type above), please answer…

  • Advisory Boards and Panels

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    If you are a member of NSTA and are interested in serving on one of these advisory boards or panels, please complete the online application form. Click on the name of an advisory board or panel for its official charge…

  • A Focus on Function

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    This column provides ideas and techniques to enhance your science teaching.

  • NSTA Board and Council

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    NSTA Board and Council Meet the NSTA leadership » Board of Directors E-mail: boardofdirectors@nsta.org NSTA Presidents President Elizabeth Mulkerrin Omaha's…

  • Ramp It Up!

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    Preschoolers investigate force and motion with a digital journal.

  • Building First-Year Science Writing Skills With an Embedded Writing Instruction Program

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    An important foundational skill developed in an undergraduate science program is the ability to find, critically evaluate, and communicate scientific information. Effective science communication depends on good writing…

  • Developing and Implementing a Campus-Wide Professional Development Program: Successes and Challenges

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    Gateways-ND is a 5-year, National Science Foundation–funded effort directed toward three goals: maximizing the instructional effectiveness of postsecondary STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics)…

  • Up To the Moon!

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