Look what I found in my mailbox? SUPER excited to share 5 easy ways to get middle school students thinking statistically in science class (aka NOT learning statistics)! #NSTA#NGSS#StatsEdu#DataLiteracy#MiddleSchool#k12
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Check out 30 high quality NGSS-aligned science units reviewed by the #SciencePRP here: https://t.co/Q6aNplU84e
Do you have a middle school lesson/unit designed for the NGSS? Consider submitting it for review! Learn more: https://t.co/URL1XiRvPK
“Whether exploring the local landscape, biodiversity, sea levels, or environmental justice, using interactive maps can help get the conversation started,” writes middle school science teacher Kelly Kleinertz. 🌲 🌊
#ClimateEd#ClimateEducation
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@cmt215il@alyssa46211340@pernilleripp Lol, yeah we don't have a teachers lounge either. I guess years ago those that went to the lounge were fired or transferred so it just "disappeared"
@mrs_t_lewis@Tracey1114@quietlibrary22@pernilleripp Although having kids is a wonderful opportunity to learn patience and empathy there are other ways to learn this. I do not have children and am constantly praised by others on my abilities. Telling someone to have children can only lead to unnecessary feelings of failure