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| Framework for Science Education Presentation |
The Framework for Science Education was recently released for Public Comment. An informational meeting was held through the Monroe 2-Orleans BOCES. Resources and information on the draft are available. PowerPoint Presentation >
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| Hoppe Homepage History |
This page originated from an effort to provide information to teachers in the Department of Exceptional Children in Monroe 2-Orleans BOCES. Read more >
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| Living Environment |
Living Environment is a basic Biology course taught at the freshman and/or sophomore level to high school students in New York State. Resources provided could be used in most HS Biology classes. |
| Earth Science |
Earth Science is taught to juniors in the Department of Exceptional Children. Typically, this is a freshman or sophomore course in NYS. |
| Environmental Science |
Environmental Science is a third year elective course that is taught when students have completed Living Environment and Earth Science in a two year sequence. |
| Intermediate Level Science |
Intermediate Level Science includes core content for grades 5-8 in NYS. There is both a performance assessment and written assessment given in Grade 8. |
| Elementary Level Science |
Elementary Level Science includes core content for grades K-4 in NYS. There is both a performance assessment and written assessment given in Grade 4. |
| Professional Development |
Professional development opportunities for science teachers are provided in various areas. Resources provided have been developed in response to requests of various districts and from presentations given to TLQP, NSTA, NABT and STANYS. |
| Subject Area Representatives Biology |
This page is for the SAR's who provide professional development for Biology teachers across New York State. Updated meeting information, directions and presentations are provided. |
| Integrated Math and Science Programs |
Problem based learning programs which integrate math and science have been developed for Intermediate Level summer school students. Topics include the Mathematical Applications to Human Body Systems and Homeostasis and Forces, Motion and Math. |
NSTA Presentations Thank you to all who attended my sessions at NSTA. I had a great time with all of you and hope that you can use these materials in your classroom.
Who's The Daddy? A Problem Based Learning Unit on the Structure, Function and Analysis of DNA |
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WHAT'S NEW?
STEM Conference Computational Knowledge Research Site .....Amazing
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