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| Collection Name: | National Science Teachers Association (NSTA) Learning Center
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| Collection Description: | The NSTA Learning Center offers print and online resources for science teachers, including a wealth of journal articles, books, book chapters, and electronic professional development resources, such as SciGuides, SciPacks, and Web Seminars. Designed for both schools and individual teachers, the NSTA Learning Center offers professional development opportunities for teachers at every grade level from Kindergarten to College. NSTA publications are carefully reviewed for accuracy and classroom relevance to ensure the highest quality of our resources. The NSTA Learning Center content covers many important educational issues such as achievement, assessment of students, classroom management, curriculum, inquiry learning, instructional materials, learning theory, integrating technology, professional development, student populations, teacher content knowledge, teacher preparation, and teacher strategies. |
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Administrator
Curriculum Supervisor
K-12 Teacher
Mentor
New Teacher
Professional Development Provider
Undergraduate Professor
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| Link |
Http://learningcenter.nsta.org/
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| Subject Keyword(s) |
Biological and Life Sciences
Earth Science
Educational Technology
History Of Science
Instructional Issues
Integrating Technology Into The Classroom
Natural History
Personal and Social Issues
Physical Sciences
Science As Inquiry
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| Resource Title: | 14 Writing Strategies
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| Description: | That a relatively small piece of writing such as Albert Einstein's three-page paper of relativity could be so important certainly illustrates the significance of writing to science. A science class is not complete unless it helps students learn to think like scientists, and writing is an essential part of such thinking. This article enumerates fourteen writing strategies that will encourage critical thinking skills and provide legitimate, purposeful writing practice by promoting solid science learning and review. |
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Additional Resource Information
| Author |
Amy Broemmel
Thomas Turner
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| Date Published |
2006-12-01T00:00:00Z
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| Language |
En
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| Publisher / Resource Provider |
National Science Teachers Association (NSTA)
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| Resource Format |
Application/pdf
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| Resource Type |
Image
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Text
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| Rights Information |
Permission To Reproduce Content Is Granted In Advance Under The Following Circumstances: (1) All Educators May Reproduce Up To Five Copies Of An NSTA Article For Personal Use Only. This Does Not Include Display Or Promotional Use. (2) All Educators May Reproduce and E-mail An NSTA Article In Their Possession To As Many As Five Individuals For Personal Use Only. This Does Not Include Promotional Use. (3) Elementary, Middle, and High School Teachers, As Well As Educators In A University Setting, May Reproduce An Article From A Single Issue Of An NSTA Journal For One-time Classroom Or Non-commercial, Professional-development Use Only. This Does Not Apply To Coursepacks (see Next Paragraph).For All Other Permission Requests From Science Scope, ISSN #0887-2376, Please Access Www.copyright.com Or Contact The Copyright Clearance Center, Inc. (CCC), 222 Rosewood Drive, Danvers, MA 01923, 978-750-8400. CCC Is A Not-for-profit Organization That Provides Licenses For The Use Of NSTA Content. For More Information About NSTA Permissions Policies, Please Go To Www.nsta.org/permissions.
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| Subject Keyword(s) |
Science As Inquiry
Teaching Standards
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