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Written by Lori Reinsvold
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Friday, 10 November 2006 04:38 |
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The Colorado Science Education Network (CSEN) is a FREE organization that meets about 7 times a year to: · Network with leaders in science education across the state of Colorado · Provide professional development for science leaders · Address current issues facing science education and educators CSEN is for:
- K-16 Science Educational Leaders
- Emerging Science Teacher Leaders
- Science Educators in Informal Education Organizations
- Scientists and Business Leaders
Please explore the Forum area. We would like to have interested science educators share what they know and do. If you would like a forum created, let Lori Reinsvold know. To interact/reply in the Forum area or download files from Colorado Files, you will need a log-in. If you do not have a log-in contact Lori and she will give you a log in. Please tell her your organization/school and what you do. Contact her at lori.reinsvold at unco.edu If you help with anything on this site, let Lori know. In the Forum area (top left area of this window), you will see forums on areas to share resources regarding teaching about Climate Change and Evolution. To contact the steering committee (with meeting ideas etc.): send a message to csen-steering(at)colorado.edu CSEN Meeting Notes: To download the CSEN meeting notes, you need to be logged into this site. Once logged in, you will have access to a menu choice at the top of the page, Colorado Files. By selecting this area, you can access CSEN's meeting notes. |
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Last Updated ( Wednesday, 04 March 2009 17:55 )
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2009 -10 meeting schedule |
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Written by Administrator
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Wednesday, 02 September 2009 00:00 |
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Hello CSEN! Wednesday, February 17, 2010 Meeting will be at McREL, Aurora.(http://www.mcrel.org/about/map/index.asp) Science Standards II - Implementation and Next Steps hosted by Matt Kuhn at McREL. We’ll share resources and strategies for implementing the new standards, including McREL’s tools for a “guaranteed and viable curriculum.
McREL research shows that having a guaranteed and viable curriculum—identifying what content is essential for all students, sequencing it in a way that gives students ample opportunity to learn it, and ensuring teachers address the content in their classrooms—is one of the most important things schools can do to raise student achievement. Drawing upon research-based guidance, and our book, Classroom Instruction that Works, McREL offers intensive professional development so school and district leadership teams can create and sequence curricula that help all students succeed. Please view the calendar for upcoming meetings. Past CSEN meeting notes and powerpoint presentations are now found under the menu choice Colorado Files. To download files in this area, you need a login. Send Lori Reinsvold a message for a log in (
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). Once you are logged into the site, you can download files. Colorado Department of Education Office of Standards and Assessment website: www.cde.state.co.us/index_stnd-access.htm |
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Last Updated ( Wednesday, 27 January 2010 15:03 )
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