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Protecting Children in the 21st Century Act (Introduced in Senate) It is BACK….
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While reading my email this morning, I ran across this article on school uniforms being looked at by a neighboring county. Our district went through a major overhaul of its student dress code last year. Over all, it has been a positive change for student behavior. With all the influence of Gangs [...]
Here are a couple of ideas that were tossed out to participants at the NC Science Blogging Conference. The ideas are courtesy of Janet Stemwedel, scientist, blogger, and global thinker.
Conversations we need to have, and how blogging can help us have them.
Community and communication as key ingredients for human flourishing.
Image yourself at a open house [...]
While attending the NC Science Blogging Conference on Saturday, Jan. 20, 2007 in Chapel Hill, one question was asked by a participant: How do teachers know what they are teaching is accurate? That question made me think about the idea of science literacy. As I was going through my email account’s spam folder, I ran [...]
2007 Summer Science Leadership Institute
For High School Teachers and Supervisors
************July 9-12, 2007************
Riverfront Convention Center
Focus: The focus of this years Institute is threefold: implementing the 2004 NC Standard Course of Study, the High School Exit Standards, and Science and the Graduation Project. We will share materials for Biology, Chemistry, Earth/ Environmental Science, Physical Science, and Physics [...]
Join us at the upcoming FREE workshops:
“The State We’re In: Science, Citizenship and the Effects of Environmental Toxins in NC” (for high school teachers)
“Connecting Health and the Environment: Lead, Asthma and Managing Risk” (for middle school teachers)
Tuesday, March 27, 20078am – 4pmCharlotte Convention Center
Society of Toxicology Annual MeetingLearn strategies for increasing students’ understanding of [...]
The North Carolina School of Science and Mathematics Distance Learning Technologies presents a workshop via videoconference
What is computational chemistry?Computational chemistry, also known as molecular modeling, isthe newest method of doing research in chemistry. Computational chemistry uses computers to build molecules and calculate a wide variety of properties and reactivities about those molecules. North Carolina is [...]
From: Sanctuary.Education@willamette.nos.noaa.gov [mailto:Sanctuary.Education@willamette.nos.noaa.gov] Sent: Tuesday, January 09, 2007 8:04 PMTo: National Marine Sanctuary Program EducationSubject: NOAA Teacher at SeaNOAA Teacher at Sea
NOAA’s Teacher at Sea program is accepting applications from currently employed K-16 teachers. The mission of the program is to give teachers a clearer insight into our ocean planet and a greater understanding of [...]
From: Sanctuary.Education@willamette.nos.noaa.gov [mailto:Sanctuary.Education@willamette.nos.noaa.gov] Sent: Tuesday, January 09, 2007 8:04 PMTo: National Marine Sanctuary Program EducationSubject: NOAA Teacher at SeaNOAA Teacher at Sea
NOAA’s Teacher at Sea program is accepting applications from currently employed K-16 teachers. The mission of the program is to give teachers a clearer insight into our ocean planet and a greater understanding of [...]
Teachers report that students learn science best by doing science – investigating natural phenomena with student-led, hands-on inquiry. The Science Now workshops are designed to provide teachers the content knowledge and resources they will need to meet the challenges of facilitating inquiry-based science.
Next summer plan to join fellow 8th grade teachers for a week [...]
