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Archive: OpenSciEd Best Practices for Success: Starting Strong: Lessons from Experienced Teachers, August 26, 2026

Ready to kick off your OpenSciEd year with confidence? Join us for a panel discussion featuring veteran OpenSciEd educators who have been where you are and are ready to share what they've learned.

Ready to kick off your OpenSciEd year with confidence? Join us for a panel discussion featuring veteran OpenSciEd educators who have been where you are and are ready to share what they've learned.

Ready to kick off your OpenSciEd year with confidence? Join us for a panel discussion featuring veteran OpenSciEd educators who have been where you are and are ready to share what they've learned.

Ready to kick off your OpenSciEd year with confidence? Join us for a panel discussion featuring veteran OpenSciEd educators who have been where you are and are ready to share what they've learned.

Ready to kick off your OpenSciEd year with confidence? Join us for a panel discussion featuring veteran OpenSciEd educators who have been where you are and are ready to share what they've learned.

Archive: Transforming Science Learning: Starting Strong: Creating Classroom Norms that Foster Sensemaking from Day One August 20, 2026

How do you create a classroom where every student’s ideas, questions, and experiences are valued from the very first day? Join us and discover practical strategies for building a science learning community where students collaborate, share their thinking, and make sense of the world together.

How do you create a classroom where every student’s ideas, questions, and experiences are valued from the very first day? Join us and discover practical strategies for building a science learning community where students collaborate, share their thinking, and make sense of the world together.

How do you create a classroom where every student’s ideas, questions, and experiences are valued from the very first day? Join us and discover practical strategies for building a science learning community where students collaborate, share their thinking, and make sense of the world together.

How do you create a classroom where every student’s ideas, questions, and experiences are valued from the very first day? Join us and discover practical strategies for building a science learning community where students collaborate, share their thinking, and make sense of the world together.

How do you create a classroom where every student’s ideas, questions, and experiences are valued from the very first day? Join us and discover practical strategies for building a science learning community where students collaborate, share their thinking, and make sense of the world together.

 

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NSTA and Tuva Expand Partnership to Advance Data Literacy in Science Education

Collaboration responds to National Academies’ call for coordinated, system-wide integration of data and computing across K–12 education

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