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 (0) Worry not, science educators: the official, eagerly awaited, first public draft of the Next Generation National Science Standards is now available. Educators, curriculum developers, administrators, parents, scientists, informal education providers, and anyone else who wants to voice their opinions will have until June 1 to comment. Posted by Anne Burnett, May 11, 2012 |
Earlier this year, I joined all of the other high school interns in NatureBridge’s Teen Environmental Education Mentorship (TEEM) program for our mid-year weekend retreat, on an amazing trip to Point Reyes National Seashore. We stayed in the cabins at the Clem Miller Center. Posted by Huitzi Herrera-Sobal, April 17, 2012 |
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Increasing STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) knowledge and expanding STEM education and career opportunities for students is a national priority. STEM jobs relating to the environment are among those expected to see the fastest growth this decade. Posted by Sarah Kozicki, April 11, 2012 |
As a seventh grader at Walter Reed Middle School in North Hollywood, California, 12-year-old Andrew David made his first, life-changing visit to Yosemite National Park with his school’s annual weeklong NatureBridge program. Andrew was so excited about the program that he is now a field science educator with NatureBridge, and he recently taught students from his former middle school at Yosemite. Posted by Elspeth Hamilton, March 20, 2012 |
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In small groups, we waded out toward the water-filled craters scattered across the beach: tide pools layered with dense eel grass that looked like rolling emerald fields in the high midday sun. I scoured the tide pools, searching for tidewater sculpin: small, bottom-feeding fish characterized by their sharp, ridged fins and an uncanny camouflage. Posted by Antonio Cruz, February 23, 2012 |
I'm excited to announce that we have chosen two NatureBridge educators to lead the 2012 Armstrong Scholars Program! Inspired by and in memory of former NatureBridge field educator Joie Armstrong, the Armstrong Scholars Program brings together young women, ages 15 to 18, for a truly empowering summer backpacking adventure in the High Sierra. Posted by Kim Laizer, February 10, 2012 |
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