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.







