 | | Name: E-mail: newsletter@newslettercollector.com Member Status: | | March 14, 2016 | | | | | | | Tomorrow is the drawing, so enter tonight by 11:59 pm ET! We're giving away three bundles (one per grade level—elementary, middle, and high) of NSTA Press bestsellers. To be entered to win, tell us why you want to use them in your classroom. Each bundle includes 10 total books (nine print books and one NSTA enhanced E-book). Three winners will be chosen randomly on March 15. |  |
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| | | Regular Lab Out Loud fans who enjoyed listening to the guys talking movies with Andy Howell, won't want to miss Howell giving an inside view of his work as a scientist at Las Cumbres Observatory Global Telescope Network (LCOGT). Listen to the show to hear about supernovae, robotic telescopes, and how science really happens. | |
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| | | "The practice of moving our clocks twice a year is awash with colorful characters and strange-but-true tales." Read more from National Geographic. | |
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| | | | | "I was amazed by the beauty of the product." That's something we hear over and over from readers of our Enhanced E-books. We also hear things like: "This is not in any way just a 'digital' book. It is a visual, intellectual experience." Curious to know what all the buzz is about? Browse our complete collection of Enhanced E-books, and order by April 15 to get reduced, first-year pricing. | |
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| | | | | | | It's starting to feel like spring, and on your NSTA Calendar, that means it's time to apply for summer professional development programs happening in July. Explore the physical foundations of oceanography at the U.S. Naval Academy during Maury Project Workshop Training (deadline March 21). Learn the latest technologies and techniques for analyzing and forecasting weather in the Project ATMOSPHERE Workshop at the National Weather Service Training Center (deadline March 28). Or join scientists for fieldwork in Costa Rica's tropical forests as part of the ECO Classroom Program (deadline April 8). If July doesn't work for you, check your NSTA Calendar for opportunities in June and August. | |
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| | Sponsored Content The University of Maryland's Master of Chemical and Life Sciences (MCLFS) is a content-based, graduate degree designed for middle and high school science teachers. With the exception of the laboratory experience, courses are offered exclusively online, benefiting working professionals with flexibility, convenience, and accessibility. The 30-credit program offers in-depth knowledge of current research areas in the biological, biochemical, and biomedical sciences. With a broad academic plan of study, MCLFS offers flexibility to select courses that meet interest and need. MCLFS courses focus on topics that are of current interest with significant social impact. Topics include the positive and negative aspects of genetically engineered foods and their safety, the development of new energy sources, the ethical and moral issues involved in cloning, and the handling of genetic information. Dynamic faculty with academic credentials and experience deliver major science concepts in an interactive environment.
Also available: Online programs in Applied Entomology. | | | Copyright 2016 National Science Teachers Association NSTA Express is a weekly e-newsletter that delivers information on teacher resources and professional learning, competitions, and grant and award opportunities; and news and information on science education, STEM, and Next Generation Science Standards; legislative updates and alerts; and updates on NSTA products, services, events, and membership. THE FINE PRINT This e-newsletter is brought to you by the National Science Teachers Association 1840 Wilson Boulevard Arlington, VA 22201-3000 Phone: 703-243-7100 If you do not want to receive NSTA Express by e-mail, please click here. |
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