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Space
Science Institute: Resources for Scientists in Education
includes several
papers and presentations by authors who have significant experience
at the interface between the realms of scientific research and K-12
education and public outreach.
http://www.spacescience.org |
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NASA Space Science Education
Support Network
is a national network of four education forums
and seven regional brokers that facilitate effective partnerships
between research scientists and educators to meet educational needs.
http://science.hq.nasa.gov/research/ecosystem.htm
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The Centers for Ocean
Science Education Excellence
is a network of seven regional centers
that promote the development of effective partnerships between
research scientists and educators to promote ocean education. http://www.cosee.net
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Resources for Scientists
in Partnership with Education
is a collection of resources designed
to assist scientists who are engaged with K-12 education.
http://cires.colorado.edu/education/k12/rescipe/
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The National Academies:
Resources for Involving Scientists in Education (RISE)
conducts
workshops and publishes materials to help scientists and engineers
play effective roles in improving science education, from kindergarten
through high school.
http://www.nas.edu/rise
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Astronomy Education Review
is an on-line peer-reviewed journal, designed to make it easy to
find, read about, and use new ideas and resources for teaching and
outreach in astronomy and space science.
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AAAS Project 2061
is
a long term initiative to advance literacy in science, mathematics,
and technology. http://www.project2061.org/default_flash.htm
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How People Learn: Bridging
Research and Practice
is a report that synthesizes research on
human learning. Preview and/or purchase it at this site.
http://www.nap.edu/catalog/9457.html
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Project ASTRO
is a national
program from the Astronomical Society of the Pacific to improve
science education in grades 4-9 by creating long term partnerships
between scientists and classroom teachers, arranging classom visits,
and providing inquiry-based activities (Universe at Your Fingertips).
http://www.astrosociety.org/education/astro/project_astro.html
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A
Private Universe & Minds
of Our Own
Why don’t even the brightest students truly grasp basic science concepts?
This award-winning video program traces the problem through interviews with
Harvard graduates, as well as with a bright ninth-grader who has misconceptions
about the seasons. Preview and/or purchase at this site.
http://www.learner.org/resources/series28.html
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Active Physics Video
In this video series, high school physics teacher Dr. Art Eisenkraft models inquiry-based
theaching methods. Preview and/or purchase at this site.
http://www.its-about-time.com/htmls/videos1.html |