This is what tomorrow's science classroom looks like.
October 12 – 13, 2018 Choose from two workshops to kick start teacher training in your district on three-dimensional standards!
November 16 – 17, 2018 Choose from two workshops to kick start teacher training in your district on three-dimensional standards!
Edited by Jack Rhoton It’s not enough for teachers to read through the Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS) and correlate their content to the established curriculum. Teachers must prepare to make the vision of the NGSS come alive in their classrooms.
While the goal of improving science education for all students is admirable, reforms reflect a tendency to formulate educational and health disparities in psychological terms by assuming some children and families lack the knowledge or motivation to make informed, responsible choices.
Parents and teachers on rallied outside an Arizona Board of Education meeting, and then took turns during the meeting blasting a proposal to remove references to evolution and climate change from state science standards.
The West Virginia Department of Education hasn’t yet had an external, independent study done of whether the SAT test’s “Analysis in Science” section actually measures what Mountain State students are learning in their science classrooms.
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