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The TRUTH About Science Alignment with National and Local Science Standards Organization of Curriculum Module Philosophy Development of the Curriculum Alignment with National and Local Science Standards Training students to be scientists is an excellent way for teachers to meet many of the National Science Education Standards (1996). Fundamental abilities necessary for a student to do scientific inquiry include (National Science Education Standards p. 145): Ability to identify questions that can be answered through scientific investigations Ability to design and conduct a scientific investigation Ability to use appropriate tools and techniques to gather, analyze and interpret data Ability to develop descriptions, explanations, predictions and models using evidence Ability to think critically and logically to make the relationships between evidence and explanations These standards correspond directly to the Washington State Science Essential Academic Learning Requirement (EALR) number 2: "the student knows and uses the skills and processes of science and technology" and the benchmarks designed to meet this requirement.

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Computer Science Menu Computer General Study Courses (CGS) Introduction to Computers for Teachers CGS 1010 - 3cr. Covers the major uses of computers in a classroom. A general introduction to computer literacy, including word processing, spreadsheets, databases, telecommunications, and CAI is covered. This course is designed for teachers and can be used for rectification. Introduction to Mid-range Computer Systems CGS 1062 - 3cr. An introductory course, focusing on the design, operation, and control language programming of mid-range computer systems. Topics include an introduction to relational database design, operating system commands, and system control. Prerequisite: OST 1142 Credit for this course applies to Associate in Science Degrees ONLY. Introduction To Computers and Technology CGS 1100 - 3cr. Covers basic hardware and software concepts, including data representation, the central processing unit, media, operating systems, file organization and programming. Previous number for this course was CGS 1000.

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Teach for Tucson Secondary Program Frequently Asked Questions Q: When does the program begin? A: Classes begin pre-summer session, May 2003. Prior to the first class, all accepted students are required to attend an orientation in the College of Education. Pre-Session May 19-June 7 Summer I June 9-July 10 Summer II July 14-Aug 13 Fall 2003 Aug 25-Dec 19 Spring 2004 Jan 14-May 14 Q: Can I begin in the fall? A: No. This is a cohort program (students progress through the program together) starting with Summer Pre-Session, 2003. Q: How long is the program? A: 12 months Q: Is this a full-time course of study? A: Yes. Students generally find it difficult to fulfill work obligations during this program. Q: When will classes be offered? A: Summer session courses are usually offered in the mornings 5 days a week. Fall and spring semester courses, including the internship, will begin at approximately 7:30 a.m. and end mid-afternoon (depending on school schedules). You may be required to take one evening course at the University of Arizona.

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For More Information Office of Student Services UA College of Education, Rm 247 P.O. Box 210069 Tucson, AZ 85721-0069 Fax: (520)621-1827 To receive application materials or ask about the admission process, including transcript evaluations, interviews, and financial aid, contact Sandy Garber, (520) 621-7865 or srgarber@ u.arizona.edu Important Dates Application Deadline: December 2003 Teach for Tucson Partner School Districts Amphitheater Catalina Foothills Flowing Wells Marana Tucson Sunnyside Vail Teach for Tucson Secondary Teach for Tucson is a fast-track, one-year master's degree program for people who have earned a bachelor's degree and want to become teachers in grades 7-12. It is a collaborative effort of the University of Arizona College of Education and seven Tucson area school districts that need motivated middle and high school teachers.

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main visitors general info General Info General Info The School of Engineering and Applied Science at Washington University is committed to serving society as a center for learning in engineering, science, and technology. The depth and range of the school's curriculum allows students to create an academic program that reflects his or her aspirations and interests within a general framework of requirements. The depth and variety of the program provides students with a sound background for engineering practice or graduate study. Biomedical Engineering Chemical Engineering Civil Engineering Computer Science and Engineering ... Systems Science and Mathematics Our faculty . Washington University is a top ranked research institution attracting intelligent students and an outstanding faculty. Engineering professors conducting state-of-the-art research also teach undergraduate and graduate classes. This creates a vibrant intellectual atmosphere where can students stay on top of the latest technological advances. Of our 193 engineering faculty members 69 are editors of professional journals and 15 have been named National Young Investigators. Our faculty also includes members of the National Academy of Engineering and the National Academy of Sciences' Institute of Medicine. They have over 130 patents and have established more than 17 start-up companies during the past six years. Our Students . Our undergraduates, some 1100 students, come from 50 states and 32 foreign countries. Over 100 of them participate in the co-op program each year and earn an average salary of $14.75 per hour. At Washington University our undergraduates conduct research and do meaningful investigations that build their interests and expand their knowledge. Our 581 graduate students can earn Masters and Doctorate degrees in various programs through our nine academic departments.

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main visitors general info chemical engineering Chemical Engineering Chemical Engineering The Department has as its vision to be recognized internationally as one of the 25 leading academic chemical engineering departments in the U.S. by the turn of the century. We plan to fulfill this vision through innovative education, well-trained graduates, quality research, respected faculty, and leadership involving societal and industrial problems as they relate to chemical engineering. Our undergraduate education mission is to teach chemical engineering principles and their application in an inspired learning environment and to prepare students for chemical engineering careers. In so doing, we will develop in our students the capability to think critically and analytically, to communicate their thoughts clearly, and to conduct themselves in a professional manner. We will achieve this mission by maintaining our high teaching standards, by applying chemical engineering principles to new areas, by maintaining and expanding high quality laboratory experience, and by adapting the curriculum to incorporate emphases on the environment, process safety, and hazardous waste minimization. Our mission in the graduate education area is to prepare advanced engineers for industrial and academic careers by helping them develop creative and critical thinking skills and by training them in the most advanced technologies and methods employed in chemical engineering. In the area of research, the Department will develop basic knowledge into technology in selected areas of social and scientific significance. To fulfill the graduate education and research missions, we are promoting more creativity and independence in research, providing more practice in communication, and exploring ways to provide more laboratory and experimental research experiences.

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32. Science--General Global News and Information; PhysLink The Ultimate Physics Resource; Web PhysicsCreated to help teachers use Web technology to teach undergraduate physics. http://www.utpb.edu/library/science.html

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Javascript is either disabled or not supported by this browser. This page may not appear properly. INTRODUCTION Information on how to surf the Internet by using these bookmarks ADULT EDUCATION Websites designed for those who help adult learners learn to read and write, acquire English, obt ain GEDs, etc. ASSISTANCE CENTERS : Websites hosted by training and technical assistance providers . Good sources for schools of information for training such as research results and model programs: BILINGUAL/ESL EDUCATION ; Websites of interest to bilingual and ESL educators , researchers, and advocates at all educational levels Technical Assistance for Bilingual/ESL Education Technology Approaches to Bilingual/ESL EARLY CHILDHOOD : Websites for educators who work with ages to grade 3 Technical Assistance, Early Childhood FINE ARTS Websites for the visual and performing arts LANGUAGE ARTS : Websites that promote literacy (reading and writing) development Technical Assistance, Language Arts MATH AND SCIENCE : Websites that help teach math and science topics MULTICULTURAL Websites dealing with issues of equity and multicultural education as well as sites that address specific cultural/minority groups PARENTS/FAMILIES : Websites for parents and families and educators who work with them RESOURCES Websites that can provide informational and instructional resources to schools either free or through purchase SOCIAL STUDIES Websites that help teach the social sciences SPECIAL PROGRAMS Websites for categorical programs excluding bilingual/ESL programs

36. Political Science: General Info Home Majors Programs Social Sciences Department Political Science GeneralInfo. This would be the case for a student who wishes to teach government at http://www.evcc.ctc.edu/template.cfm?doc_id=424

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38. WWU - Science, Mathematics, And Technology Education: Plans Of Study Secondary Education Students may earn endorsements to teach biology, chemistry EarthScience—Secondary BA in Education, Earth Science/General Science combined http://www.smate.wwu.edu/smate/plans.html

Western Washington University Bellingham, WA 98225-9155 Phone 360.650.7605 Fax 360.650.7588 Plans of Study Advising Plans of Study Career Options Registration ... Graduate Students Science Education at WWU offers a variety of options: Majors Elementary Education Secondary Education Undergraduate Degree Programs B.A. in Education - General Science - Elementary ... B.A. in Education - General Science - Secondary Advice and Information Endorsement Assessment Advisors Graduate Study Elementary Education Students may major in earth science (geology) or in general science . Of 22 options open to elementary education students, these set the graduates apart in their schools among the very few who can claim some expertise in science. They commonly become consultants to their peers. Secondary Education Students may earn endorsements to teach biology, chemistry, earth science, or physics, and "science." To do this there are several possible majors, all of which have in common a minimum of 45 quarter credit hours in one or more of the specific endorsable disciplines. Each must also satisfy the topic distribution and minimum credits required for endorsement by the Washington State Board of Education . In some instances, WWU requirements exceed the minimum. We do not apologize for this, feeling greater concern for the subject matter competence of our graduates than for competition with less demanding programs. When in doubt, consult an advisor!

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NIU Department of Mathematical Sciences Bachelors degrees in Mathematical Sciences at NIU The Department of Mathematical Sciences at Northern Illinois University offers programs leading to the Bachelor of Science degree in Mathematics. These programs prepare students with diverse career goals, and develop unique strengths and talents which are valuable in an increasingly technical society. A Mathematical Sciences degree prepares students to be innovative and imaginative in complex situations - ready for a world of challenges. A mathematics degree demonstrates many obvious career skills: attention to detail, comfort with numbers and computation, and a familiarity with standard mathematical models. Less obvious are the skills which develop during the study of higher mathematics. The student develops rigorous, logical thinking, problem-solving skills, appreciation of and familiarity with complex structures and algorithms, and the ability to learn technical, detailed, or abstract material. If you would like more information about potential applications of your mathematics degree in the job market, contact an advisor in the Department, the University's Career Counseling Office, or professional societies such as the Mathematical Association of America. The MAA web site highlights varied career stories of math students; see

40. General Information About The Science Faculty 1999-2000 The Science faculty has seven full time members of staff plus two others whoteach part time. Where possible teachers only teach specialist subjects. http://www.sjb.surrey.sch.uk/departments/science/general.html

General Information About The Science Faculty 2001-2002 The Science faculty has seven full time members of staff plus two others who teach part time.  We are supported by one full time and two part time technicians who work term time only. Teaching staff Oli Sparks Lisa Vickery Head of Faculty              Key Stage 4 Co- ordinator Teacher of Biology    Assistant head of Lower School Line Manager in Geography      Biology Advisor I/c Threshold, CPD, PM Jo Franklin   Matt Vickery Key Stage 3 Co- ordinator       Physics Advisor Chemistry Advisor        Head of Lower school Induction Tutor    i /c ICT in Science  Head of Year 12 Adrian Pomfrett Jan Moody Director of Studies      Teacher of Chemistry Teacher of Physics i /c Bromco Charlie Bolt  Anna Neep Biology Teacher     Science Teacher (0.6) Barry Gascoigne Science Teacher NB. Although specialisms are given, all teachers can teach Biology, Chemistry and Physics.  Where possible teachers only teach specialist subjects. Support staff Linda Gosling Hannnah Cawthorne Eva Cave Senior Technician Science Accomodation At present the faculty has seven laboratories.  Five of these are large and used for main school classes and two are used for A level and small groups.  There is a main prep. room, a Physics prep room and a central resources area for teachers (room 42).

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