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Solar System Content and Process Links |
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New Links to Solar System and Space Science Resources! The National Center for Earth and Space Science Education is a non-profit organization. They oversee national science education programs like the Voyage National Program, which is permanently installing replicas across the nation of the Scale Model Solar System we installed on the National Mall in Washington, DC (see http://voyagesolarsystem.org.) They also oversee the MESSENGER Educator Fellowship program for NASA's MESSENGER mission to Mercury, with a national corps of master science educators training 3,000 teachers annually in solar system content.
Recently the Dr. Jeff Goldstein launched “Blog on the Universe” which is "dedicated to helping teachers of science and math make science an adventure.” Every week it provides teachable moments for the classroom and home. It's a free resource for teachers. The site includes Resource Pages on the nature of the universe, human exploration, the nature of science, and resource lists for teachers, parents, and community leaders.
The blog can be found at the URL: http://blogontheuniverse.org
For information about Dr. Goldstein see the Blog's "About Dr. Jeff" page: http://blogontheuniverse.org/about-drjeff/ <http://blogontheuniverse.org/about-drjeff/>.
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Klentschy Event a Success |
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Thanks to enthusiastic participation by Maine Science teachers of all ages and demographics, Michael Klentschy's presentation on Tuesday May 12 was a great success! 
You can purchase his book “Using Science Notebooks” from the NSTA bookstore by clicking on this extremely useful link: Purchase “Using Science Notebooks”  Stay tuned for a soon to be uploaded podcast of this event! |
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Wright Center for Science Education |
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2009 FREE Workshops from the Wright Center for Science Education!! http://www.tufts.edu/as/wright_center/workshops/wkshps09.html |
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MSTA Web: **Your** new Web site |
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We are pleased to announce our new website, the online home of the Maine Science Teachers Association. We have scoured the Web for the best resourcces out there, and placed them here to give you a launching pad to good science teaching. We welcome you to the site and invite you to browse around to see all the great resources that we have gathered here. But it's not about the site. Really. It's about you and your ideas. As an MSTA member, you can comment on stories, share in the forums and connect with other members. Don't let yourself be alone -- find links here and connect to others all over the state. |
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