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Welcome to the Science 2.0 Blog
Although blogs (web logs) were once only a reverse chronological diary of thoughts and observations, today’s blogs are so much more. First of all, t...
By Martin Horejsi
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NSTA's Book Beat wins 2010 MarCom Award
NSTA’s Book Beat was honored in November 2010 with a Gold MarCom award for e-newsletters. The MarCom Awards is an international creative competition...
By Claire Reinburg
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As NSTA expands its efforts to develop Communities of Practice—particularly with its web presence—I thought I would share a few tips on ho...
By Teshia Birts, CAE
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Exploring sound and music as part of science learning
Exploring how sound is made is one way music is used in early childhood classrooms. I like to use a triangle to focus children’s attention on th...
By Peggy Ashbrook
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What can a new teacher contribute?
My principal recently invited me to serve on the school improvement committee; both my mentor and the high school science department chair have urged ...
By Mary Bigelow
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NSTA has released the following statement regarding the results of the 2009 Program for International Student Assessment Report (PISA):...
By NSTA Web Director
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When your students don't know what to do …
At the beginning of the year, I covered measurement, basic equipment, and other fundamentals I thought my students (seventh graders) needed before we ...
By Mary Bigelow
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William D. Greene of West Virginia participated in the recent Sino-US Science and Education Forum and has posted this video: [youtube]http://www.youtu...
By NSTA Web Director
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Dr. Christine Royce muses about “time travel” and her recent experiences at the Sino–US Science and Education Forum in Shanghai. Su...
By NSTA Web Director
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Dr. Christine Royce notes that there is old, and then there is old. And also “old.” China has all three, and the new as well, in a heady m...
By NSTA Web Director
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Inquiry across the science disciplines
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By Mary Bigelow