The Exploring Science Site

Arizona Teaching Excellence Coalition - Index page
The AzTEC program (1999-2005) was funded by the United States Department of Education and was a partnership between Arizona State University, Northern Arizona University, University of Arizona, and numerous community colleges and school districts across the state. The major focus was on increasing the quality of science, mathematics, and technology teaching from kindergarten through university.

Elementary Teacher Development
An article describing an elementary teachers' science group.

Pre-Service Teacher Development
An article describing the processes and issues in pre-service elementary teacher education.

Pre-Service Teacher Development: Part II
Continued description of the processes and issues of teacher development.

Pre-Service Teacher Development: Part III
Part 3 of the continued description of the processes and issues in pre-service teacher education.

Pre-Service Teacher Development: Part IV
Final part of the discussion on pre-service teacher education.

Stat Counter Site Statistics

View Site Stats

Not a member yet?
Click here to register.

Forgotten your password?
Request a new one here.

Users Online

Guests Online: 5
No Members Online

Registered Members: 22

Unactivated Members: 0

Newest Member: Shaya

Shoutbox

You must login to post a message.

Jeff Bloom
11/03/2008
The VIDEOS are back!!! Stay tuned for the live streaming cam...

Jeff Bloom
02/26/2008
ON-LINE VIDEOS and the POND CAM will be down sometime in March. The Science Room is being completely renovated. Please check back. Thanks.

Jeff Bloom
04/29/2007
Thanks to Abdullah for correcting and supplying the correct Arabic "welcome"!!!

Jeff Bloom
04/27/2007
Lots of new photos in the Photo Gallery!

Jeff Bloom
04/23/2007
JOINING SITE-Because of spammers, you must send email to webmaster after registering with name, location, background info (job, etc.), & interests in site. Sorry

Jeff Bloom
04/23/2007
Returning MEMBERS -- Please re-register. All data on past members have been lost.

1338286 Unique Visits

Powered by