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Everyone has a role in building high quality science programs. Here's how you can advocate for change and improve the adoption rate of hands-on learning materials.
In Your Local Community
- Grow your community's knowledge about the importance of a good science education
- Advocate for hands-on instructional programs in local and district school systems
- Learn who the science education stakeholders are and build their knowledge about the effectiveness of hands-on learning
- Support on-going professional development programs which keep teachers abreast of the best research and techniques
In Your School District and Statewide
- Develop district and statewide partnerships to assess student and program needs
- Develop plans for implementing effective science education programs
- Choose goals which will serve as indicators of student achievement in science
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