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May/June 2022
Volume 89, Number 5
Welcoming. Listening. Open-mindedness. Common ground. Social identities. Respecting. Suspending judgment. Authenticity. Purposeful. Positionality.
Inclusive strategies in our science classes include all of the above in some form.
cover
May/June 2022
Volume 89, Number 5
Welcoming. Listening. Open-mindedness. Common ground. Social identities. Respecting. Suspending judgment. Authenticity. Purposeful. Positionality.
Inclusive strategies in our science classes include all of the above in some form.
cover
May/June 2022
Volume 89, Number 5
Welcoming. Listening. Open-mindedness. Common ground. Social identities. Respecting. Suspending judgment. Authenticity. Purposeful. Positionality.
Inclusive strategies in our science classes include all of the above in some form.
cover
May/June 2022
Volume 45, Number 5
Consciously implementing practices that foster an equitable classroom takes time and energy, but the payoff is great. To learn more about equitable practices, pursue the articles cited in this editorial and be sure to read this issue of Science Scope!
cover
May/June 2022
Volume 45, Number 5
Consciously implementing practices that foster an equitable classroom takes time and energy, but the payoff is great. To learn more about equitable practices, pursue the articles cited in this editorial and be sure to read this issue of Science Scope!
cover
May/June 2022
Volume 45, Number 5
Consciously implementing practices that foster an equitable classroom takes time and energy, but the payoff is great. To learn more about equitable practices, pursue the articles cited in this editorial and be sure to read this issue of Science Scope!
 

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Adapting Existing Curriculum for Equitable Learning Experiences

Science Scope—May/June 2022 (Volume 45, Issue 5)

By Nelly Tsai, Hosun Kang, Jasmine Chang, and Karly Cassese

Adapting Existing Curriculum for Equitable Learning Experiences

 

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Cultivating Teacher Efficacy for Social Justice in Science

Science Scope—May/June 2022 (Volume 45, Issue 5)

By Libby Gerard, Allison Bradford, Angela DeBarger, Korah Wiley, and Marcia C. Linn

Cultivating Teacher Efficacy for Social Justice in Science

 

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Some of You Are Smiling Now

Supporting Trust, Risk Taking, and Equity in Your Classroom

Science Scope—May/June 2022 (Volume 45, Issue 5)

By Renee Affolter, Katherine L. McNeill, and Gretchen Brinza

Some of You Are Smiling Now

 

Teacher’s Toolkit

Leverage the Data You Have

Increase Creativity and Confidence in Science

Science Scope—May/June 2022 (Volume 45, Issue 5)

By Naomi Weintraub and Kristin Hunter-Thomson

 

Science For All

Supporting Success in Science

Science Scope—May/June 2022 (Volume 45, Issue 5)

By Becky McDowell

 

From the Editor's Desk

Equity in the Science Classroom

Science Scope—May/June 2022 (Volume 45, Issue 5)

By Patty McGinnis

 

Moons or Rings?

Stellar Occultation and Chariklo the Centaur

By Bruce C. Palmquist, Megan L. Rivard

Moons or Rings?

Transforming Science Learning: Scientific Literacy: Our Lives Depend On It! June 8, 2022

Join us on Wednesday, June 8, 2022, from 7:00 PM to 8:30 PM ET for another edition of NSTA's Transforming Science Learning member web seminars.

Can students spot misinformation in news articles? Are they up-to-date with current science breakthroughs like CRISPR and GMOs? Do students have a grasp of how science really works? Explore what it means to be scientifically literate and how to develop students who can participate in discussions about scientific issues that affect society and why that matters.

Join us on Wednesday, June 8, 2022, from 7:00 PM to 8:30 PM ET for another edition of NSTA's Transforming Science Learning member web seminars.

Can students spot misinformation in news articles? Are they up-to-date with current science breakthroughs like CRISPR and GMOs? Do students have a grasp of how science really works? Explore what it means to be scientifically literate and how to develop students who can participate in discussions about scientific issues that affect society and why that matters.

Join us on Wednesday, June 8, 2022, from 7:00 PM to 8:30 PM ET for another edition of NSTA's Transforming Science Learning member web seminars.

Can students spot misinformation in news articles? Are they up-to-date with current science breakthroughs like CRISPR and GMOs? Do students have a grasp of how science really works? Explore what it means to be scientifically literate and how to develop students who can participate in discussions about scientific issues that affect society and why that matters.

Join us on Wednesday, June 8, 2022, from 7:00 PM to 8:30 PM ET for another edition of NSTA's Transforming Science Learning member web seminars.

Can students spot misinformation in news articles? Are they up-to-date with current science breakthroughs like CRISPR and GMOs? Do students have a grasp of how science really works? Explore what it means to be scientifically literate and how to develop students who can participate in discussions about scientific issues that affect society and why that matters.

Join us on Wednesday, June 8, 2022, from 7:00 PM to 8:30 PM ET for another edition of NSTA's Transforming Science Learning member web seminars.

Can students spot misinformation in news articles? Are they up-to-date with current science breakthroughs like CRISPR and GMOs? Do students have a grasp of how science really works? Explore what it means to be scientifically literate and how to develop students who can participate in discussions about scientific issues that affect society and why that matters.

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