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posted on 1:52 PM, August 12, 2016Registration is now open for the NSTA Conference on Science Education.
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JOIN US IN MINNEAPOLIS!
You're committed to education and want to give your students the very best. Join NSTA in Minneapolis this October 27-29 to learn more about the hottest topics in science education, network with like-minded educators, and come away with tons of resources and ideas to make this school year your best ever!
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Register by the earlybird deadline, September 16,
for the most savings on conference registration.
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Examples of Sessions Within the Professional Development Strands
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Teaching Science in a Connected World
- NASA Astrobiology: The Search for Life Beyond Earth
- Direct Measurement Video for Science Inquiry
- Using News Media to Learn About Science in the Connected Science Classroom
- Evolution for Educators
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STEMify Instruction Through Collaboration Across the Curriculum
- If They Make It, They Will Learn: The Maker Movement and K–12 STEM
- Laser Cutters + 3D Printers + Vinyl Cutters = Bolstered K–3 Math Curriculum
- Incorporating STEM Across the Curriculum Through Inquiry
- Engineering from Every Angle: Engineers as Proficient in Emotional Intelligence as Well as Analytical Skills
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Celebrating Elementary Science and Literacy Connections
- Three New Lessons for Early Childhood STEM Educators: Engineering (as) an Answer to a Need
- Whoosh, Crack, Slide, and Crash Your Way into a Grade 5 Earth Science Unit
- Understanding Seed Dispersal with Engineering Practices and Tradebooks
- Disciplinary Literacy and Reading in the Content Area of Science: Yes! You Can Do Both as an Elementary Teacher!
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 DOWNLOAD this letter and give to your principal to support your request for conference attendance.
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Minnesota science teachers should know about:
