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Archive: NSTA Teacher Awards – Recognizing Excellence Rewarded, October 27, 2022

Did you come up with an innovative way to teach a lesson? Have you devoted your life to promoting science and the teaching of science? Did you successfully transform science teaching in your classroom? If you answered yes to any of these questions, then why not share your experience with others and apply for an NSTA Teacher Award?

Did you come up with an innovative way to teach a lesson? Have you devoted your life to promoting science and the teaching of science? Did you successfully transform science teaching in your classroom? If you answered yes to any of these questions, then why not share your experience with others and apply for an NSTA Teacher Award?

Did you come up with an innovative way to teach a lesson? Have you devoted your life to promoting science and the teaching of science? Did you successfully transform science teaching in your classroom? If you answered yes to any of these questions, then why not share your experience with others and apply for an NSTA Teacher Award?

Did you come up with an innovative way to teach a lesson? Have you devoted your life to promoting science and the teaching of science? Did you successfully transform science teaching in your classroom? If you answered yes to any of these questions, then why not share your experience with others and apply for an NSTA Teacher Award?

 

Computers and Micronutrients

Using Bioinformatic Tools to Uncover Selenoproteins and Mutations

By Winyoo Chowanadisai, Bryant H. Keirns

Computers and Micronutrients

 

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Piloting Virtual Field Trips During a Pandemic

Developing Curriculum, Lessons Learned, and Recommendations

Connected Science Learning March-April 2022 (Volume 4, Issue 2)

By Tilly Duong, Melissa Telemeco, Charlotte Dean, and Alexandria Hansen

Piloting Virtual Field Trips During a Pandemic

Archive: NSTA/ASTE Archive: Building Tomorrow’s Science Teachers: The What, Why and How of Formal/Informal Partnerships for Teacher Education & Professional Development, July 28, 2022

Science learning, there is also an emerging body of research demonstrating the role and potential for museums to support the learning of both preservice and in-service teachers. Join us for a lively discussion with panelists from three different partnerships to explore the what, why, and how collaborations between universities and informal institutions can support teacher preparation and professional development.

Science learning, there is also an emerging body of research demonstrating the role and potential for museums to support the learning of both preservice and in-service teachers. Join us for a lively discussion with panelists from three different partnerships to explore the what, why, and how collaborations between universities and informal institutions can support teacher preparation and professional development.

Science learning, there is also an emerging body of research demonstrating the role and potential for museums to support the learning of both preservice and in-service teachers. Join us for a lively discussion with panelists from three different partnerships to explore the what, why, and how collaborations between universities and informal institutions can support teacher preparation and professional development.

Science learning, there is also an emerging body of research demonstrating the role and potential for museums to support the learning of both preservice and in-service teachers. Join us for a lively discussion with panelists from three different partnerships to explore the what, why, and how collaborations between universities and informal institutions can support teacher preparation and professional development.

 

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Data-Driven Science Vlogging for Connected Learning Anywhere

Connected Science Learning March-April 2022 (Volume 4, Issue 2)

By Rundong Jiang, Xiaotong Ding, Shannon Sung, Ashley Bulseco, and Charles Xie

Data-Driven Science Vlogging for Connected Learning Anywhere

 

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MindHive: An Online Citizen Science Tool and Curriculum for Human Brain and Behavior Research

Connected Science Learning March-April 2022 (Volume 4, Issue 2)

By Suzanne Dikker, Yury Shevchenko, Kim Burgas, Kim Chaloner, Marc Sole, Lucy Yetman-Michaelson, Ido Davidesco, Rebecca Martin, and Camillia Matuk

MindHive: An Online Citizen Science Tool and Curriculum for Human Brain and Behavior Research

Archive: Transforming Science Education Through Service to NSTA, September 22, 2022

Question…What do you think the “face of success” looks like? We think it looks like YOU volunteering your time, providing your viewpoints, and applying your experiences.

NSTA’s goal is to create a governing body that represents the tenets of diversity, equity, and inclusion. Change starts from within and NSTA’s success depends on you! The best way for NSTA to be successful is by enlisting the talents of its members, particularly at the decision-making level, by means of service on the Board of Directors and Council.  

Question…What do you think the “face of success” looks like? We think it looks like YOU volunteering your time, providing your viewpoints, and applying your experiences.

NSTA’s goal is to create a governing body that represents the tenets of diversity, equity, and inclusion. Change starts from within and NSTA’s success depends on you! The best way for NSTA to be successful is by enlisting the talents of its members, particularly at the decision-making level, by means of service on the Board of Directors and Council.  

Question…What do you think the “face of success” looks like? We think it looks like YOU volunteering your time, providing your viewpoints, and applying your experiences.

NSTA’s goal is to create a governing body that represents the tenets of diversity, equity, and inclusion. Change starts from within and NSTA’s success depends on you! The best way for NSTA to be successful is by enlisting the talents of its members, particularly at the decision-making level, by means of service on the Board of Directors and Council.  

Question…What do you think the “face of success” looks like? We think it looks like YOU volunteering your time, providing your viewpoints, and applying your experiences.

NSTA’s goal is to create a governing body that represents the tenets of diversity, equity, and inclusion. Change starts from within and NSTA’s success depends on you! The best way for NSTA to be successful is by enlisting the talents of its members, particularly at the decision-making level, by means of service on the Board of Directors and Council.  

Archive: Case Studies from Connected Science Learning: Transformative Science Learning through Museum-School Collaboration, May 16, 2022

Strategic partnerships that bring together schools and other organizations–such as museums–have the potential to transform learning in ways that neither partner can accomplish alone. Explore the process, products, and outcomes of such collaborations and gain inspiration and insight for launching your own partnerships. Participants will look at two very different examples (see below) of how schools and museums can work together.

Strategic partnerships that bring together schools and other organizations–such as museums–have the potential to transform learning in ways that neither partner can accomplish alone. Explore the process, products, and outcomes of such collaborations and gain inspiration and insight for launching your own partnerships. Participants will look at two very different examples (see below) of how schools and museums can work together.

Strategic partnerships that bring together schools and other organizations–such as museums–have the potential to transform learning in ways that neither partner can accomplish alone. Explore the process, products, and outcomes of such collaborations and gain inspiration and insight for launching your own partnerships. Participants will look at two very different examples (see below) of how schools and museums can work together.

Strategic partnerships that bring together schools and other organizations–such as museums–have the potential to transform learning in ways that neither partner can accomplish alone. Explore the process, products, and outcomes of such collaborations and gain inspiration and insight for launching your own partnerships. Participants will look at two very different examples (see below) of how schools and museums can work together.

 

Freebies for Science and STEM Teachers/From the Field, April 12, 2022

By Debra Shapiro

Freebies for Science and STEM Teachers/From the Field, April 12, 2022

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