Top News & Resources for Science Teachers
| | | | The Most Profound News of Valentine's Day 2017 | | "Last week, while most media attention was focused on the dismissal of the National Security Advisor, The New York Times ran a story that received much less media attention, but has far greater potential impact on our nation's future." —NSTA Executive Director David Evans Read More | |
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| | | | | | Grades 6–12 | Listenwise | | Science stories from this listening and comprehension website include How Wind Affects Wildlife. |
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| | | | | | | | | California Renews Push to Promote Environmental Literacy in Schools | | Environmental education in California got another big push last November when the State Board of Education approved integrating five key environmental principles into the new science frameworks. The frameworks provide a blueprint for introducing the Next Generation Science Standards, which the state adopted in 2013, and are gradually being introduced in schools across the state. Read the article featured on the EdSource website. |
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| | | | Sponsored Announcement | | Want to Go to ISTE? Then Give Us Feedback | | Legends of Learning will launch 900 science games for Earth and Space, Life, and Physical Sciences this March. We need help from science teachers who are willing to comment on our games. Ambassadors provide feedback to our developers in exchange for free access to games. The 100 most qualified Ambassadors earn an opportunity to attend ISTE this June 26–29 in San Antonio. So what are you waiting for, Legend? Become an Ambassador today. Visit alphagames.legendsoflearning.com to see some early games and sign up. Find Legends of Learning on Twitter | Facebook | Pinterest | |
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