The Next Generation of Science Standards are under development by Achieve, Inc. and will be published next year. Achieve will identify content and science and engineering practices that all students should learn from K –...
Read MoreAs you know, there are new science standards coming your way, and they are being developed by Achieve, Inc., with funds from the Carnegie Corporation, and other large corporations and foundations. According to Achieve, 20...
Read MoreMy choice of a title for this blog post is not a play on words, but describes the current effort to write the next generation of science standards. The next generation of science standards is being developed by Achieve, Inc., a...
Read MoreThe latest in a series of science teaching eBooks was published today and is available from The Art of Teaching Science blog. You can download a free copy of Achieving a New Generation of Science Standards here. Share this:...
Read MoreThis week, The Art of Teaching Science will publish its third eBook on science education topics based on blog posts at this site. The new eBook is entitled Achieving a New Generation of Common Science Standards. The eBook will...
Read MoreWho are the top education bloggers? I am not sure it that is the most important question being asked given the current state of education, but it has been asked, and the results are in. Based on the work of Will Roby, a...
Read MoreThere is another “race to the top” in education, but this time it’s the race to develop a new generation of science standards. Twenty states will collaborate with Achieve, a standards writing organization that...
Read MoreThere is another “race to the top” in education, but this time it’s the race to develop a new generation of science standards. Twenty states will collaborate with Achieve, a standards writing organization that...
Read MoreWhy is it that the perception of science education in the U.S. (and other countries as well) is driven by rankings of students on international test score comparisons? The perception is that U.S. students are not competitive in...
Read MoreWhy is it that the perception of science education in the U.S. (and other countries as well) is driven by rankings of students on international test score comparisons? The perception is that U.S. students are not competitive in...
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