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Who was Henrietta Lacks?

Who was Henrietta Lacks?

Archive: Back to School with NSTA, NSELA, and CS3, August 20, 2020

The National Science Teaching Association (NSTA), the National Science Education Leadership Association, and the Council of State Science Supervisors have created a series of one-pagers that focuses on quality teaching and learning in science and provides a framework about the curriculum, instruction, assessment, and social-emotional considerations specific to science education that will help administrators, leaders, and teachers as they plan for instruction this fall.

The National Science Teaching Association (NSTA), the National Science Education Leadership Association, and the Council of State Science Supervisors have created a series of one-pagers that focuses on quality teaching and learning in science and provides a framework about the curriculum, instruction, assessment, and social-emotional considerations specific to science education that will help administrators, leaders, and teachers as they plan for instruction this fall.

The National Science Teaching Association (NSTA), the National Science Education Leadership Association, and the Council of State Science Supervisors have created a series of one-pagers that focuses on quality teaching and learning in science and provides a framework about the curriculum, instruction, assessment, and social-emotional considerations specific to science education that will help administrators, leaders, and teachers as they plan for instruction this fall.

The National Science Teaching Association (NSTA), the National Science Education Leadership Association, and the Council of State Science Supervisors have created a series of one-pagers that focuses on quality teaching and learning in science and provides a framework about the curriculum, instruction, assessment, and social-emotional considerations specific to science education that will help administrators, leaders, and teachers as they plan for instruction this fall.

 

Editor's Note

Tinkering vs. Engineering

Science and Children—February 2020 (Volume 57, Issue 6)

By Elizabeth Barrett-Zahn

 

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How Can a Helicopter Fly on Mars?

How Can a Helicopter Fly on Mars?

 

Next Gen Navigator

Distance Science Learning

Posted on 2020-07-30

 

Next Gen Navigator

Helping Students Make Sense in Remote Learning

By Rachel Patton

Posted on 2020-07-30

 

Next Gen Navigator

Remote Learning: What I Thought I Knew, and What I Learned

By Randie Johnson

Posted on 2020-07-30

 

Next Gen Navigator

Sensemaking Resources for This Year’s Challenges

By Marcy Buchanan

Posted on 2020-07-30

 

NSTA Press Excerpt

Human Impacts on Our Climate Lesson Plan 1: Weather Versus Climate and Global Warming Trends

By Carla C. Johnson, Janet B. Walton, and Erin Peters-Burton

Human Impacts on Our Climate Lesson Plan 1: Weather Versus Climate and Global Warming Trends

Archive: Teacher Tip Tuesday: Technology Tips for Middle School Teachers, September 8, 2020

Are you in need of technology tools to support distance/remote learning? Join us for this edition of Teacher Tip Tuesday featuring middle school contexts with the choice of multiple breakout sessions focused on a suite of technology tools concluding with an informal discussion and Q&A. All teachers welcome, but the context of the discussion will be Middle School classrooms.

Are you in need of technology tools to support distance/remote learning? Join us for this edition of Teacher Tip Tuesday featuring middle school contexts with the choice of multiple breakout sessions focused on a suite of technology tools concluding with an informal discussion and Q&A. All teachers welcome, but the context of the discussion will be Middle School classrooms.

Are you in need of technology tools to support distance/remote learning? Join us for this edition of Teacher Tip Tuesday featuring middle school contexts with the choice of multiple breakout sessions focused on a suite of technology tools concluding with an informal discussion and Q&A. All teachers welcome, but the context of the discussion will be Middle School classrooms.

Are you in need of technology tools to support distance/remote learning? Join us for this edition of Teacher Tip Tuesday featuring middle school contexts with the choice of multiple breakout sessions focused on a suite of technology tools concluding with an informal discussion and Q&A. All teachers welcome, but the context of the discussion will be Middle School classrooms.

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