Science Links
National Science Teachers Association
This site contains information on publications, conferences, and recent news on science research.
http://www.nsta.org
National Science Education Standards
The National Science Education Standards (NSES) address standards for teaching, content, professional development, assessment, program, and planning.
http://books.nap.edu/catalog/4962.html
National Project Learning Tree
This will link you to the National Project Learning Tree website where you can learn about any recent updates to this program as well as connect to people and resources on environmental issues.
http://www.plt.org
Ohio Resource Center ORC
An Ohio website designed for Ohio mathematics and science educators. Here you will find a multitude of Ôbest practiceÕ resources including lesson plans and instructional ideas link to each grade level learning outcome.
http://www.ohiorc.org
Eisenhower National Clearing House
Has lesson plans and resources for both mathematics and science
http://www.enc.org
Marco Polo
Mathematics and science lesson plans by grade level.
http://www.marcopolosearch.org/mpsearch/basic_search.asp
PBS Teacher Source Ð Science Classroom Video Link
The description below is a direct quote from the site. I couldn't say it any better. What I can say is that I believe you will find it very worthwhile to review some of the clips to hear the comments of elementary teachers on many of the same issues we have discussed in class this quarter. I believe you will find it well worth your time to peruse this site. This site is actually part of the PBS site.
Name of page: Scienceline Classroom Video Index
PBS Scienceline videos show real teachers in a variety of elementary school classrooms modeling standards-based instruction and reflecting on their teaching practices. Scienceline videos focus on skills and techniques tied to inquiry teaching, and educators of all grades should benefit from observing the elementary school classrooms.
Each link below will help you find a Scienceline Video clip on that topic, complete with written descriptions, discussion questions, and links to the FREE Scienceline online discussion area, where you can discuss the videos with other teachers or simply read what others think.
http://www.pbs.org/teachersource/scienceline/video.shtm
Science NetLinks
Science NetLinks strives to be a comprehensive ÒhomepageÓ for K-12 science educators. You can search their library of reviewed websites and lessons by selecting a science Benchmark topic.
http://www.sciencenetlinks.com/index.html
