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SPRING 2023 NEwSLETTER
2022 FALL CONFERENCE RESOURCES
WINTER NEWSLETTER
2023 SCHOLARSHIP FLYER
SOCIAL MEDIA RESOURCES
STEM ThuRSDAY LINKS
NYS SCIENCE CONSORTIUM WHITE PAPER
FREE DISTANCE LEARNING RESOURCES
Click here for the nomination form for a 2024 STEM Star teacher.
Click here for the Application Form for the 2024 Scholarship.
Click here for the Winter 2023-24 Newsletter
Click here for Scholarship Info
Click here for our Spring 2023 Newsletter
Please click here to access resources from the fall conference on Storylines with Jason Crean.
Please see the link for our Winter Newsletter!
PLEASE SEE FLYER FOR THE 2023 LISTEMELA SCHOLARSHIP OPPORTUNITY
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Share your favorite science social media influencers here!
Lab Safety Webinar (Sept. 24,2020) - click HERE
Charles Barrett’s presentation (Nov. 12, 2020) on Racial Inequity on LI
Click here for a NYS Science Consortium white paper titled “Effective Science Teaching: Addressing COVID-19 Challenges”
Click here for a Google sheet with several K-12 distance learning resources.
Philip Bell Resources
New York State Science Consortium Resources
The New York State Science Consortium is a collaboration of representatives from New York State Science Professional Organizations that work closely with the New York State Education Department to discuss the teaching and learning of Science to students in the state.
A mission of the Consortium is to review the progress made in each of five critical components (not Standards) of the Strategic Plan for Science and offer recommendations to sustain and/or accelerate progress within each component. The phases and content within the Comprehensive Implementation Plan and other documentation would guide and facilitate the reviews. Recommendations would include actions that the Consortium and/or its affiliated organizations could feasibly take to help address specific issues, concerns, and conditions that imperil the progress needed to ensure successful implementation of the Strategic Plan. By analyzing the progress made in the five critical components of the Strategic Plan and in making recommendations for improvement, a more comprehensive picture of how well the Strategic and Implementation Plans are working would also emerge. A goal of the Consortium is to collaborate with relevant stakeholder groups to raise awareness and build capacity for the new NYS P-12 Science Learning Standards across the state.
L.I. Science CoordinatoR network
Three times a year, the Long Island science supervisors meet at Western Suffolk BOCES to discuss changes in science education. To view their resources, please check out their website.