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Tag Archives: Next Generation Science Standards
Free Next Generation Science Standards Videos
Paul Anderson, a high school teacher who publishes under the name Bozeman Science, has created sixty Youtube videos for the Next Generation Science Standards. If you are a NGSS novice like me, the videos are proving well worth the view. … Continue reading →
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Tagged Bozeman, Core Ideas, crosscutting, Next Generation Science Standards, NGSS, Paul Andersen, practice, science, video
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Next Generation Science Standards Are Now Available
The Next Generation Science Standards are finalized and available for download (here). The standards, part of an effort led by 26 states, are described as “rich in content and practice, with aligned curricula, pedagogy, assessment, and teacher preparation and development.” You … Continue reading →
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Curious about the Next Generation Science Standards?
Stephen Pruitt, Vice President for Content Research and Development for Achieve, Inc. and a lead developer of the Next Generation Science Standards shares insights into these new outcomes at the NSTA conference in Indianapolis, Indiana (video link here). He emphasizes … Continue reading →
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Core Task Project 