Introduction Shouting Whales is a teacher resource for grades 6 to 8. It was developed jointly by Ocean Networks Canada and Open School BC in an effort to help teachers easily bring ocean science into the classroom. Thi

Source URL: media.openschool.bc.ca

• Learning
• Lesson
• Differentiated instruction
• Education
• Teaching
• Pedagogy

In mathematics, the Smarter Balanced Field Test Assessment is comprised of two components: The classroom activity/performance task (PT) and a series of non-performance task test questions. Neither section is timed, but

Source URL: www.doe.sd.gov

• Standardized tests
• Exercise
• Sports science
• Test
• Education
• Evaluation
• Educational psychology

Wyoming Agriculture in the Classroom News Release FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Contact: Jessie Dafoe at[removed]Wyoming Agriculture & Natural Resource Science Institute Wyoming Agriculture in the Classroom (WAIC) welcomed

Source URL: www.wyaitc.org

• North Central Association of Colleges and Schools
• University of Wyoming
• Agriculture in the classroom
• Albany County
• Wyoming
• Wyoming
• Association of Public and Land-Grant Universities

Minimizing resistance to inquiry-oriented science instruction: The importance of climate setting. Carl J. Wenning, Coordinator, Physics Teacher Education Program, Department of Physics, Illinois State University, Normal,

Source URL: www2.phy.ilstu.edu

• Teaching
• Education reform
• Philosophy of education
• Science education
• Problem-based learning
• Teacher
• How Students Learn: History
• Mathematics
• and Science in the Classroom
• Direct Instruction
• Inquiry-based learning
• Education
• Educational psychology
• Pedagogy

In English language arts/literacy (ELA), the Smarter Balanced Field Test Assessment is comprised of two components: The Classroom Activity and Performance Task (PT) and a series non-performance task test questions. Neith

Source URL: www.doe.sd.gov

• Exercise
• Psychometrics
• Sports science
• Test
• Knowledge
• Education
• Educational psychology
• Evaluation

Use in the classroom A focus on media literacy skills provides opportunities for developing teaching activities around science which links skills and interests in creative writing and media with science learning. Invisib

Source URL: www.open.ac.uk

• Media literacy
• Knowledge
• Draw-a-Scientist Test
• Mad scientist
• Science
• Scientist

How to Recruit Women and Girls to the Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) Classroom Women in STEM—What’s the Problem?

Source URL: www.iwitts.org

• Women in computing
• Women in the workforce
• Female education
• STEM fields
• Women
• girls and information technology
• Gender studies
• Education
• SciGirls

Dear Parent, In our classroom, we are learning about measuring objects, with help from a PBS online game called “Crystals Rule” featuring characters from the PBS KIDS® series Sid the Science Kid. Measure and compare

Source URL: www-tc.pbskids.org

Building a Social Learning Community Learning takes place inside and outside the classroom, most notably in social environments with stakeholders and other members of the local community. We recognize and foster this eng

Source URL: www.nactateachers.org

• Agricultural soil science
• Agroecology
• Agronomy
• Environmental social science
• Organic gardening
• Potluck
• Prom
• Community
• Party
• Environment
• Land management
• Agriculture

[removed][removed][removed]Analyzing Floods: Understanding Past Flood Events and Considering Future Flood Events in a Changing Climate — High School Sample Classroom Assessment Introduction In the first half of 19

Source URL: www.nextgenscience.org

• Statistics
• Flood control
• Mississippi River floods
• 100-year flood
• Actuarial science
• Risk
• Flood
• Return period
• Forecasting
• Meteorology
• Hydrology
• Atmospheric sciences