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This week in education news, climate change skeptic group seeks to influence 200,000 teachers; some California schools are trading the blacktop for g...
By Kate Falk
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STEM Sims: The Multicolored Dice
STEM Sims: The Multicolored Dice Introduction...
By Edwin P. Christmann
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Only at NSTA's LA National Conference
I think one of the hardest things about attending the NSTA National Conference is know just where to be—attending one of the numerous presentations,...
By Lynn Petrinjak
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California Dreaming… #NSTA17 Is Finally Here!
I arrived in the City of Angels Wednesday afternoon to find a whole lot of equally enthusiastic #NSTA17 conference attendees. This is a HUGE deal, and...
By Guest Blogger
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Enhanced E-books Student Editions, Part 2: What Teachers Have to Say About Them
NSTA recently launched e-Books+ Student Editions. In Part 1, we provided information on what the student editions include and the full range of topics...
By Carole Hayward
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I’m preparing to be a chemistry teacher. In addition to chemistry and teacher prep classes, what else should I study to become an effective teac...
By Mary Bigelow
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New NAP Publication Helps Teachers Assess 3-Dimensional Learning in the Classroom
Seeing Students Learn Science...
By Cindy Workosky
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The @STEMninjaneer Guide to #NSTA17 Los Angeles
This week I’m headed to the NSTA National Conference on Science Education in LA, where I’ll be blogging and tweeting about all things...
By Guest Blogger
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Stand for Students, Stand for Science
Since the founding of our country, indeed since the beginning of western democracy, being well-informed includes being well-informed about science...
By David Evans, NSTA Executive Director
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Experiencing nature–educators make it happen for children and other teachers
Nature play and exploration varies in early childhood (broadly: infant to grade 3) programs and are subject to the local and state licensing regulatio...
By Peggy Ashbrook
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Ed News: How Many U.S. Students Are Taught By Qualified Teachers?
This week in education news, education programs could still be vulnerable in President Trump’s budget; most U.S. public school students are taught ...
By Kate Falk
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I have several students in my biology classes who are very disruptive. I know I should contact their parents, but as a new teacher I’ve never do...
By Mary Bigelow
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NSTA recently launched e-Books+ Student Editions. In addition to the impressive array of topics, the student editions come with the tools that allow t...
By Carole Hayward
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Career of the Month: Fire Protection Engineer
Fire protection engineers help protect people from fire and explosion hazards by ensuring that buildings have adequate exits, that flammable substanc...
By sstuckey