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A little late, but necessary. I choose this day to speak on the power of building students' self-confidence by leveraging the power embedded in science content. When a teacher can creatively design a lesson that helps students to see themselves in the science phenomenon, they have uncovered a jewel! By using metaphors student can draw a clear pathway to identifying their greatest strengths. This approach blends science and social-emotional learning, teaching students to navigate life's terrain effectively through scientific concepts.

#ScienceInTheNews engages your students in the ever-changing world of science. Each issue features compelling news articles for kids written at three reading levels to allow for differentiated instruction. The May issue is available now for FREE, even if you don't have a Science A-Z subscription. This is the last one of the school year so snag it while you can! Find this and many more science resources at https://lnkd.in/eX-txVHJ

These are just SOME of the things that students learn in Introduction to Science. The list goes on and on! Learn more and download our entire curriculum at www.idsucla.org #datascience #highschooldatascience #datascienceeducation #datascienceed

Why is teaching science important? Learn why science education is vital for critical thinking, problem-solving, & lifelong learning. Explore how science literacy empowers us to make informed decisions & become responsible citizens in a STEM-driven world. https://buff.ly/4edfP0r

The Spring issue of the Riparian is here! Read about how innovative science programs expand the student experience beyond the classroom, catch up on campus news from the year, or see what alums are up to in the class notes section! Read the full issue here: https://ow.ly/6vC950Sbf3i

Feel like science isn’t your thing but still want to conquer the ACT science section? Our blog is here to help! We’ve compiled some essential tips and strategies to guide hesitant science learners through the ACT Science section with confidence!

Social Science class: today we went into depth regarding the PoE and learned about different kind of assessments and how they can help better the learner's future

#ScienceInTheNews engages your students in the ever-changing world of science. Each issue features compelling news articles for kids written at three reading levels to allow for differentiated instruction. The May issue is available now for FREE, even if you don't have a Science A-Z subscription. This is the last one of the school year so snag it while you can! Find this and many more science resources at https://lnkd.in/ggxx-rpa

⭐ For the very first time, we're offering an exclusive preview of our Methods School courses at the General Conference! #ecprss24 #ecprgc24 ✍️ Simply register for the conference to access these course tasters in Dublin https://ow.ly/SjEs50RymHl ⬇️ - Visual Analysis in Politics Research - Process Tracing Methods - Using Participatory Research Methods in Political Science Research - Applied Regression Analysis: Estimation, Diagnostics, and Modelling - Introduction to Conjoint Experiments

Hey science teachers! 🧪🔬 Ready to put your students to the test? 🤔 Mark your calendars because the Big Science Competition is back! This year you can sit the Big Science Competition between Monday 6 May to Friday 17 May, 2024. That means your school can run the competition at any time within those dates that suit your timetable. How convenient is that! To make it even easier, different year groups may sit the Big Science Competition on different days. We do ask that all students sitting at the same level do so on the same day, under exam conditions to maintain the integrity of the competition. Please note that for the BSC we also accept students who are homeschooled, or who sit the competition through a tutoring or education academy. Registrations now open, find all the details here: https://lnkd.in/gWN7V8pC P.S. Have you heard about the prize pools for this year? Cool stuff! #BigScienceCompetition