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Started by Jason Krogh
Mon, 23 Mar 1998 00:00
Engaging Science Site
Author: Jason Krogh
Date: Mon, 23 Mar 1998 00:00
Date: Mon, 23 Mar 1998 00:00
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New Engaging Science Site www.engagingscience.org The Engaging Science Web Site has adopted a whole new look! We're continuing to work to build a great site for elementary level teachers interested in engaging their students with great science activities. Al to celebrate we have 100 free copies of our new playbook to give away to web site visitors (British Columbia teachers only). Other great stuff you will find on the site: The Lesson Plan Exchange - an online library of lesson activities from teachers. All are organized by subject theme and completely searchable. Plus, we are giving away great educational CD-ROM packages to teachers who submit their own lesson ideas to the exchange! The Discussion Forum - Use our forum to pose science questions to our experts or to share your own ideas or thoughts on science in the classroom. Online Calendar - We post all of our workshop dates as well as upcoming conferences and online events to this calendar. Plus loads of information on our workshops, a collection of great science links and more. *** Also, coming soon... Making it Click - a new online magazine about computers in the classroom. Our premier issue includes articles on Internet Treasure Hunts, building a school web site as well as Internet lesson ideas from teacher Paul Grey and a section on science education online and in the news. Look for the first issue in April! Engaging Science is a professional development program for elementary level teachers in British Columbia. It is a joint venture of the Pacific Space Centre, Science World and the Vancouver Aquarium. So come, take a look and let us know what you think! .jason Krogh engaging science website coordinator www.engagingscience.org
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