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Subject keyword(s)Biology, Chemistry, Education, Life Science, Physics
Grade levelMiddle School, High School, Higher Education, Vocational/Professional Development Education
Intended audienceEducator
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To check the e-mail address we have on file for you, click here. Newsletter archives » In the News View All News Subscribe to NSTA News  Current science news video from NBC Learn National Research Council Warns on Nanotechnology The Chronicle of Higher Education The federally chartered National Research Council is joining those who are warning about the possible environmental, health, and safety implications of nanotechnology. The federally chartered National Research Council is joining those who are warning about the possible environmental, health, and safety implications of nanotechnology. [hide full summary] Op-Ed: The True Cost of High School Dropout The New York Times (requires free registration) Only 21 states require students to attend high school until they graduate or turn 18. The proposal President Obama announced on Tuesday night in his State of the Union address—to make such attendance compulsory in every state—is a step in...  [view full summary] Only 21 states require students to attend high school until they graduate or turn 18. The proposal President Obama announced on Tuesday night in his State of the Union address—to make such attendance compulsory in every state—is a step in the right direction, but it would not go far enough to reduce a dropout rate that imposes a heavy cost on the entire economy, not just on those who fail to obtain a diploma. [hide full summary] Va. Senate Votes to End Science, History Testing for 3rd Graders Education Week We hear it said often that "what gets tested gets taught." With that in mind, advocates for teaching science and history may be concerned about a bill just approved by the Virginia Senate that would eliminate standardized testing for the state's 3rd graders...  [view full summary] We hear it said often that "what gets tested gets taught." With that in mind, advocates for teaching science and history may be concerned about a bill just approved by the Virginia Senate that would eliminate standardized testing for the state's 3rd graders in those two subjects. [hide full summary] Congratulations to NSTA Member Rebecca Grella and Her Student Samantha Garvey NSTA Reports Congratulations to Toyota TAPESTRY Awardee Rebecca Grella and her student Samantha Garvey, a semifinalist in the Intel Science Talent Search. Congratulations to Toyota TAPESTRY Awardee Rebecca Grella and her student Samantha Garvey, a semifinalist in the Intel Science Talent Search. [hide full summary] More » Blick’s Pick Yosemite time-lapse: Since I grew up in the foothills of Northern California, the scenery of the Sierra Nevada holds a special place in my memory. These beautiful time lapse sequences taken around Yosemite Park remind me of my visit as a teenager. Watching climbers on the cliff from Yosemite Valley, and seeing the stars wheel overhead at night both inspire awe, though for very different reasons. Also, checkout the air traffic over the valley in the night-time scenes. Vimeo link Blick's Pick offers a new science video every week (archived here). Visit Blick on Flicks for Jacob Clark Blickenstaff's reviews of movies and other media. Recent NSTA Blog posts View RSS feed More » NSTA Science Store Welcome to Nanoscience Interdisciplinary environmental explorations for grades 9–12. Today in Science History On February 3 in 1966, the first "soft" landing of equipment on the moon is accomplished in the Ocean of Storms by Russia's Luna IX. —from The Illustrated Almanac of Science, Technology, and Invention NSTA Recommends® Recently added reviews ... Saving Wildlife: Desert Animals Hatch! At This Very Moment Concrete Planet: The Strange and Fascinating Story of the World's Most Common Man-Made Material More » NSTA Podcasts  Lab Out Loud 73: NCSE Now Defending Climate Change Education You need the Adobe Flash plugin to play this audio file! Get it here. More info on this podcast » Blick on Flicks: Comic Science: Biology, Geography, and Physics on the Funny Pages You need the Adobe Flash plugin to play this audio file! Get it here. More Blick on Flicks » Podcasts in the NSTA Learning Center » Online Professional Development from NSTA The NSTA Learning Center Every teacher wants to grow their understanding of the subjects they teach and the pedagogical implications. To address this challenge, NSTA is proud to make available our professional development website, called The NSTA Learning Center. Learning Center Resources and Opportunities: Science Objects NSTA Symposia NSTA SciPacks SciGuides Journal Articles Podcasts NSTA Online Short Courses Web Seminars Web Seminar Archives NSTA Press® Book Chapters Sponsored by: National Science Teachers Association • 1840 Wilson Boulevard • Arlington VA 22201 Telephone: 703.243.7100 • Fax: 703.243.7177 Copyright © 2012 NSTA | Contact Us | Sitemap | FAQ | Legal Notice All