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Phenomena in Focus | Science in Action

Teachers will explain phenomenon and its role in science instruction as well as provide strategies to engage students with a phenomenon throughout a lesson or unit.
 

Phenomena in Focus | Science in Action

From School Stories, Science in Action
Phenomena in Focus | Science in Action

Teachers will explain phenomenon and its role in science instruction as well as provide strategies to engage students with a phenomenon throughout a lesson or unit.
 

School Stories Segments

Middle School

Middle school science teachers open their classrooms to provide examples of excellence in hands-on, student-focused instruction. 

Introduction | Science in Action

What is 3D Science? | Science in Action

Phenomena in Focus | Science in Action

SEPs in the Classroom | Science in Action

CCCs in the Classroom | Science in Action

Literacy in Science | Science in Action

Shifting to Student-Centered Instruction

Putting Science in Action in Middle School Part I | Science in Action

Putting Science in Action in Middle School Part II | Science in Action

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