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Creating a Vision

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  • ​WHAT ARE WE TRYING TO ACCOMPLISH FOR OUR STUDENTS AND WHY?
  • HOW WILL WE KNOW THAT WE HAVE DONE IT? 
  • WHAT IS HOLDING US BACK FROM GETTING THERE?
  • WHY AND HOW ARE THE NGSS ESSENTIAL TO OUR SUCCESS? 
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SCIENCE EDUCATION VISION

Our vision for students is a K-8 science experience that builds and deepens each year, developing a strong foundation and excitement in science and engineering.  Through the exploration of scientific phenomena, students’ interactions will be student centered, hands-on/minds-on, and inquiry based while actively engaging in science. By marrying scientific practices, crosscutting concepts, and disciplinary core ideas within the science curriculum, we will ensure that students develop critical thinking and problem solving skills, while generating interest in understanding the world around them. Ultimately, our vision for students is a three dimensional learning experience that will  prepare them with the skills and knowledge needed for a future job market that will later exist for them.

NEXT GENERATION SCIENCE STANDARDS ADOPTION AND IMPLEMENTATION WORKBOOK | 25 
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  • Home
  • Scientific and Engineering Practices
  • Crosscutting Concepts
  • Disciplinary Core Ideas
  • Science Learning Progressions
  • The Instructional Shifts
  • The Anatomy of a Performance Expectation
  • Creating a Vision
  • 5 Es of Science Instruction
  • The Inquiry in Science Instruction
  • Assessment
  • Creating Instructional Units
  • Instructional Resources
  • Instructional Strategies to Support Science Instruction
  • STEM and NGSS
  • Literacy and Math Integration
  • Check In
  • About
  • Contact