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Keeping elementary science education on the discussion table

Submitted by Bruce Larson (guest) on Wed, 11/07/2007 - 1:20pm.

I'm very encoraged to see an entire discussion forum devoted to elementary science. I'm the 07/08
McAuliffe scholar in NH this year, and developing resources for my elementary colleagues is my project. I consider elementary science to be the foundation for organizing the experience of the world and integrating experiences the basis for good questioning skills. While outside your collaboration, I invite you to look over my 'blog'
and the website I'm developing as a teacher resource . We are a little behind in the level of discussion you are having as we don't have any similar forum, so I'm a bit thirsty for some feedback!

Kudos for having the place and time for the discussion!

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