Washington to Lead Effort to Develop New Science Standards

Posted on September 20, 2011 | 1 Comment

Washington state will be one of the lead states selected to assist in the development of the Next Generation Science Standards.
Read the press release HERE.

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One response to “Washington to Lead Effort to Develop New Science Standards”

  1. Naomi Thiers | September 27, 2011 at 1:47 pm | Reply

    Good afternoon, Kirk. I’m an editor at Educational Leadership and wanted to let you know we’ll be mentioning your blog, “Science for All,” especially your posts on resources for standards-based grading, in the magazine’s “Double Take” column in our November 2011 issue. This column is a potpourri of items related to each month’s theme and it always highlights a free, online source of information on the theme (which for November’s EL will be “Effective Grading Practices.”)

    I discovered your blog and thought some of your posts and links on grading practice would be helpful to readers, so we’re listing your blog as a resource. Just wanted to let you know we’ll be giving your blog a shout-out! Feel free to contact me at Educational Leadership with any questions.

    Naomi Thiers
    Associate Editor,Educational Leadership

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