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Educhange teams up with Socratic Technologies to launch the Educator Advisor Network, an exclusive online community focused on giving educators a means to express their needs and opinions to school districts, politicians, educational companies and consultants. Click here to become a member.
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EduChange becomes the exclusive professional development provider for Teachers for Learners, a supplier of research-based tools designed to support teachers in delivering best-practice instruction. Contact Teachers for Learners to find out more about their products and our accompanying workshops.
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The Spanish Flu of 1918 is contagious again as Catherine Saldutti immerses Expeditionary Learning teachers across the nation in this compelling topic. Teaching science in context using active pedagogy was the focus of science institutes in Boston, MA; Minneapolis, MN; Phoenix, AZ; and Atlanta, GA-complete with a trip to the Centers for Disease Control-in 2006-2007.
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EduChange collaborates with The Howard Hughes Medical Institute and Loudoun County Public Schools to complete qualitative and quantitative evaluation of their middle school science curriculum & professional development program.
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EduChange and The Rockefeller UniversityTeachers, July 31 - August 4, 2006. 9 middle and high schools across NYC boroughs sent teachers from all disciplines to this intensive professional development and course planning institute. Among the sessions offered were: Peer Review in the Scientific Community (Sandy Simon, Ph.D. and Rockefeller University Lab Head); Routines, Protocols & Classroom Set-up; Reading Strategies and Writing Process for Science; Course Planning a la Backwards Design; Diverse Learning Needs; Learning Content and Inquiry Through Laboratory Experiences; and more.
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Catherine Saldutti, Catherine LoMonico and teacher Jessica Marchetti present at the 2006 National Conference of the National Science Teachers' Association (NSTA) in Anaheim, CA.
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Catherine Saldutti and Stephanie Copice lead Master Classes at the 2006 National Conference for Expeditionary Learning Schools, Oakland, CA. The two workshops are entitled Science Reference Tables as Text and Science Data in Context.
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Catherine Saldutti and Catherine LoMonico present Authentic Assessment: Using rubrics to teach skills across disciplines at the 2005 annual conference of the Association of Teachers in Independent Schools. Click here to view the presentation
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Catherine Saldutti leads science cohort at the High School Institutes for Expeditionary Learning Schools on Bainbridge Island, WA and in Boston MA--Summer 2005.
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EduChange and The Rockefeller University co-host the 3rd Annual Summer Invitational for Teachers, August 1-5, 2005. Schools who belong to the Investigations in Biology and Chemistry Program network sent teachers from all disciplines to this intensive professional development and course planning institute.
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Stephanie Copice & Gwendolyn Paisley are the keynote speakers at the 2005 annual conference of The New England Association of Chemistry Teachers. Click here to view the presentation
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Stephanie Copice leads an interactive professional development workshop, Creating Authentic and Rigorous Laboratory Experiences, at the 2005 Annual Conference of the Massachusetts Association for Science Teachers (MAST).
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View
the PowerPoint®
presentation
of Catherine Saldutti and Nicolle Gottfried, independent evaluator,
at the
NARST Conference
in April 2004. The focus of these two presentations is The
Investigations in Biology and Chemistry Program
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View Catherine's
PowerPoint®
presentation
at the NSF-funded Research Experience for Teachers (RET) National
Conference in November, 2003. The title of the presentation is On
Many Levels: Understanding the Impact of RET Programs on Students,
and she addresses issues regarding the evaluation of these programs.
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Use
Adobe®
Acrobat®
Reader®
to read the 2001-2002
Annual Report for the Center for Blood Research
Catherine helps encapsulate current research at this Harvard institution
in the article The
Research Imperative
on p. 10.
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Hastings
Public Schools Embark on Major K-12 Science Education Reform Initiative,
October, 2002
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Use
Adobe®
Acrobat®
Reader®
to read the Summer
2002 Issue of CBR Investigator,
in which Catherine contributes the article Reach for the SKY,
highlighting the latest in spectral karyotyping technologies.
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For
those of you who missed Catherine's
presentation at the 2002 NSTA National Convention,
check out the
presentation
and the
rubric for lab assessment.
Note:
If you can not print these documents please click
here
and request the documents via email.
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Use
Adobe®
Acrobat®
Reader®
to read the January
2002 issue of CBR Investigator,
in which Catherine contributes all
three articles:
The B Cell Chronicles, The Antibody Revolution, and Declaration
of Interdependence.
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Catherine's
feature, Two
Standards-Based Checkpoints: Social Promotion and Curriculum Articulation,
was published in 2001-2002 edition of the prestigious The
New Jersey Journal of Supervision and Curriculum Development.
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Members
of the National Science Teachers Association can access Catherine's
article, Inquiry
by Design,
in the October 2001 issue of the nationally-circulated magazine, The
Science Teacher.
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Channeling
Energy for Change: Thoughts on the Tragedies of Tuesday, September
11, 2001
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Use
Adobe®
Acrobat®
Reader®
to read Catherine's cover story of CBR Breakthrough: Making
Genetic Sense of the Immune Response.
This piece represents the diverse and wide-reaching work of EduChange®
in helping the public make sense of complex information.
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Members
can catch the May 2001 issue of the NJEA
Review
with the article Guide
helps make sense of NJ curriculum standards
that highlights our first publication.
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EduChang®
Offers Guide to NJ Standards and Testing,
May 11, 2001 |
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