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Helping our students make sense of data while they are working with phenomenon can be an excellent way for students to build critical 21st-century data skills in engaging and authentic ways. Here I outline an instructional strategy we can use when in...

By Kristin Hunter-Thomson

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Teaching about the Critical Role of Key Scientific Institutions

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By Andy Zucker, Jocelyn Miller

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NSTA Joins Advocacy Efforts for FY 25 Federal Funding

By the NSTA Legislative Affairs Team

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See America and Its National Parks

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By Danna Bell

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The Galileo Gambit

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By Douglas Allchin

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First-Time Conference Attendees Reflect on Experiences in Denver

By Debra Shapiro

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Will the Government Shut Down on March 1?

By NSTA Legislative Affairs & Advocacy Team

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What's New for CSL in 2024

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How Can We Make Our Students’ Thinking Visible?

Understanding our students’ thinking is paramount to moving a lesson forward and seeing where misconceptions exist. By providing particular prompts, we can uncover their thinking, take action, and enhance the overall learning experience for our stu...

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Teaching Through Trade Books: Advocating for Action

Teaching Through Trade Books...

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