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Reflecting on this week’s Daily Do

By Korei Martin

Posted on 2020-04-10

 

Mark Earth Day and Arbor Day With Fresh Lessons

By Claire Reinburg

Posted on 2020-04-09

 

Informal Education    |    Daily Do

How Do Our Noses Smell Things?

How Do Our Noses Smell Things?

 

Elementary    |    Daily Do

Why Does a Part's Shape Matter?

Why Does a Part's Shape Matter?

 

From the Editor's Desk

Scientific Literacy in the Post-Truth Era

Science Scope—January 2020 (Volume 43, Issue 5)

By Patty McGinnis

Archive: Transforming Science Learning: Science is Social! Transform Your Classroom into a Learning Community, April 22, 2020 (7:00 pm ET)

For students to be able to make sense of the world, our classrooms must be transformed into learning communities where students are working together to share ideas, build understanding and reach consensus.

For students to be able to make sense of the world, our classrooms must be transformed into learning communities where students are working together to share ideas, build understanding and reach consensus.

For students to be able to make sense of the world, our classrooms must be transformed into learning communities where students are working together to share ideas, build understanding and reach consensus.

For students to be able to make sense of the world, our classrooms must be transformed into learning communities where students are working together to share ideas, build understanding and reach consensus.

Archive: Transforming Science Learning: Science is Social! Transform Your Classroom into a Learning Community, April 22, 2020 (12:00 pm ET)

For students to be able to make sense of the world, our classrooms must be transformed into learning communities where students are working together to share ideas, build understanding and reach consensus.

For students to be able to make sense of the world, our classrooms must be transformed into learning communities where students are working together to share ideas, build understanding and reach consensus.

For students to be able to make sense of the world, our classrooms must be transformed into learning communities where students are working together to share ideas, build understanding and reach consensus.

For students to be able to make sense of the world, our classrooms must be transformed into learning communities where students are working together to share ideas, build understanding and reach consensus.

 

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NGSS Professional Learning Communities (PLCs)

Posted on 2020-04-08

 

Early Childhood / Preschool Blog

Science and Math online resources for teaching young children

By Peggy Ashbrook

Posted on 2020-04-08

 

Next Gen Navigator

Making Student Thinking Visible

Posted on 2020-04-08

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