congrats to @taftpheadra1 for receiving the ct science teachers award for excellence in elementary science teaching! They confirm what we knew all along.
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I have listed a few books I have enjoyed or am looking forward to reading. What professional books would recommend for a science teacher out there?
7th grade Ss learning debugging fundamentals using #Arduino programming environment. Making future programmers at #bedfordms
Bedford middle school #scienceolympiad students getting ready for the Rustin Invitational #rustin lots of NRG and enthusiasm
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Let’s round out the week with your favorite resource(s) share/practical tip. One of the best parts about twitter is learning and growing together. Here’s a practical tip I love. Tight on wall space? Wondering how to manage all those models in progress? Pant hangers!
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Using phenomenon to gets students to think deeply about vector, motion and force @NGSSChat @NGSS_tweeps #RSD10CT @MrsCBurke @LSMPrincipal
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Received this awesome photo from @S_M_Kelly because of my undergrad research on deceptive cacheing in squirrels and couldn't help but to #NGSS meme it up🤘 #NGSSchat
Spent the last two days with the Connecticut Science Assessment Advisory Committee looking at @ngss test items. Bad news is T’s still have a long way to shift instruction good news is CT students really stepped up and surprised us in many ways.
Visited @shuengineering facility today. Their #makerspace will be fantastic once completed.
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"It's not rigor if you're trying to remember what the teacher told you to do instead of trying to make sense of the problem." - Kathy Richardson at Math Perspectives Leadership Institute #ElemMathChat
Another installment of our summary table from Westport/stamford #ngsx workshop. Look at all the deep thinking and public displays
#NGSX Westport Ts adding to our ever growing summary table. They are the ones making the entries at this point.
