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Touching the Solar System: A Project-Based Learning Astronomy Program for Students With Visual Impairments

Connected Science Learning July–August 2022 (Volume 4, Issue 4)

By Stephen Kortenkamp, Jinseok Park, Tasnim Alshuli, Garrison Tsinajinie, Sanlyn Buxner, Irene Topor, and Sunggye Hong

Touching the Solar System: A Project-Based Learning Astronomy Program for Students With Visual Impairments

 

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The Engaging Value of Engineering Activities: Actionable Insights From Research

Connected Science Learning July–August 2022 (Volume 4, Issue 4)

By Cary Sneider and Mihir Ravel

The Engaging Value of Engineering Activities: Actionable Insights From Research

 

Life in the Fat Lane

The Chemistry of Bear Hibernation

By Scott J. Donnelly

Life in the Fat Lane

 

From the Field: Freebies and Opportunities for Science and STEM Teachers, August 9, 2022

By Debra Shapiro

From the Field: Freebies and Opportunities for Science and STEM Teachers, August 9, 2022

 

Safety Blog

How Safe Is Your Lab for the New School Year?

By Ken Roy

Posted on 2022-08-02

 

Press Release

Regional Winners of Shell Science Lab Regional Challenge Competition Announced

27 Science Teachers Recognized for Finding Innovative Ways to Deliver Quality Lab Experiences to Students

 

Atkins or Ammonia?

Nitrogen Metabolism and the Urea Cycle

By Stephanie Dingwall, Tammy Nguyen

Atkins or Ammonia?

 

From the Field: Freebies and Opportunities for Science and STEM Teachers, August 2, 2022

By Debra Shapiro

From the Field: Freebies and Opportunities for Science and STEM Teachers, August 2, 2022

Archive: Book Beat Live! Uniting Scientific Discovery with Engineering Design: Discovery Engineering in Biology: Case Studies for Grades 6-12, September 21, 2022

NSTA Press Book CoverA great number of the amazing innovations in modern society have resulted from someone making a careful observation, a mistake, or finding out new or different information from experimentation. These unique and serendipitous discoveries tell a story, a story that provides a rich context and understanding of scientific phenomena, to the nature of science, and the data and scientists involved.

NSTA Press Book CoverA great number of the amazing innovations in modern society have resulted from someone making a careful observation, a mistake, or finding out new or different information from experimentation. These unique and serendipitous discoveries tell a story, a story that provides a rich context and understanding of scientific phenomena, to the nature of science, and the data and scientists involved.

NSTA Press Book CoverA great number of the amazing innovations in modern society have resulted from someone making a careful observation, a mistake, or finding out new or different information from experimentation. These unique and serendipitous discoveries tell a story, a story that provides a rich context and understanding of scientific phenomena, to the nature of science, and the data and scientists involved.

NSTA Press Book CoverA great number of the amazing innovations in modern society have resulted from someone making a careful observation, a mistake, or finding out new or different information from experimentation. These unique and serendipitous discoveries tell a story, a story that provides a rich context and understanding of scientific phenomena, to the nature of science, and the data and scientists involved.

Archive: NSTA/ASTE Archive: The Role of Instructional Materials in Science Teacher Education, November 17, 2022

Four presenters involved in equitable science instructional materials, policy, and professional development share their thoughts on current status and recommendations for the future of research, policy, and practice as we seek to reform science instruction for today's learners.

Join us as we explore how the field defines and identifies high quality instructional materials and how we can best prepare and support teachers learning and transitioning to 3-Dimensional science in a way that is accessible to all learners.

Four presenters involved in equitable science instructional materials, policy, and professional development share their thoughts on current status and recommendations for the future of research, policy, and practice as we seek to reform science instruction for today's learners.

Join us as we explore how the field defines and identifies high quality instructional materials and how we can best prepare and support teachers learning and transitioning to 3-Dimensional science in a way that is accessible to all learners.

Four presenters involved in equitable science instructional materials, policy, and professional development share their thoughts on current status and recommendations for the future of research, policy, and practice as we seek to reform science instruction for today's learners.

Join us as we explore how the field defines and identifies high quality instructional materials and how we can best prepare and support teachers learning and transitioning to 3-Dimensional science in a way that is accessible to all learners.

Four presenters involved in equitable science instructional materials, policy, and professional development share their thoughts on current status and recommendations for the future of research, policy, and practice as we seek to reform science instruction for today's learners.

Join us as we explore how the field defines and identifies high quality instructional materials and how we can best prepare and support teachers learning and transitioning to 3-Dimensional science in a way that is accessible to all learners.

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