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Elementary Lead Teachers who
attended the February meetings received updates on a variety of topics, including ordering
from the Hollingsworth Center, inclusion of technology in science instruction, Arboretum
programs, and much more.
PowerPoint Presentation
Lead Teacher
Presentation and Reporting Form
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Attention all scientists in HISD secondary
schools!
A call to action - make yourself known! |
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The 49th Science and Engineering Fair of Houston will take place at the G.R. Brown
Convention Center on March 13-15th, 2008. For additional information visit the Science and Engineering Fair of Houston
site. Rules and Guidelines, calendar of events timeline, and other important
information is available.
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Important Science
Information from TEA
The Texas Education Agency provides helpful updates to keep you informed
on important issues.
Click here to see the TEA
Science Information Update.
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When is candy OK?
Learn more about the appropriate use of candy in science labs according the the Texas Education Agency.
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New discoveries affect science instruction
Is Pluto a planet? What criteria defines a planet?
Read more on the status of Pluto by
the International Astronomical Union.
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Are you using the new CLEAR curriculum? Then you
will want to use the curriculum support materials available through the CLEAR Curriculum link.
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For information on Project-Based Science, use the following
resources:
The Visual Realization Program - http://www.visualrealization.com/hisdinst.cfm
Delise, Robert, How to Use Problem-Based Learning In The Classroom, Association for
Supervision and Curriculum Development, 1997
Edited by, Yager, Robert E., Exemplary Science in Grades 5-8: Standards-Based Success
Stories, NSTA press, 2006 |
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Safety Training
Texas Safety Standards for Field and Laboratory
Laboratory and Field Experiences in
Texas Schools
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