US is so proactive!
   
  Umesh

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Subject: Science and Math Bills Introduced as 110th Congress Convenes
Date: Mon, 8 Jan 2007 16:48:18 -0500


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   Science and Math Bills Introduced as 110th Congress Convenes  
   Weirdest Science Stories of 2006  
   NSTA Reaffirms Position on Laboratory Science Investigations—Member Input 
Sought on Updated Position Statement  
   Present a Session at an NSTA’s Area Conference  
   Special Introductory Offer: Buy Stop Faking It—Chemistry Basics at 30% 
Discount  
   Stop Singing the Science Class Blues!
  NSTA Legislative Update: Science and Math Bills Introduced as 110th Congress 
Convenes
  The 110th Congress officially began work last week as Democratic committee 
chairs announced their priorities for the coming year and several new—and not 
so new—bills that deal with science and math education were introduced. And on 
the fifth anniversary of the No Child Left Behind law President Bush says the 
reauthorization of the federal education law will be a priority for the 
Administration this year. Read more in this issue of the NSTA Legislative 
Update 
(http://science.nsta.org/nstaexpress/nstaexpress_2007_01_08_legupdate.htm). 
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  Weirdest Science Stories of 2006
  From whales speaking in dialect to the Red Sea parting again, read Live 
Science’s list of the Weirdest Science Stories of 2006 
(http://www.livescience.com/bestimg/index.php?url=weirdest_2006_dolphins_03.jpg&cat=weirdest2006).
 
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  NSTA Reaffirms Position on Laboratory Science Investigations—Member Input 
Sought on Updated Position Statement
  A panel of experts has reviewed and updated the NSTA position statement, 
Laboratory Science, adopted by the NSTA Board of Directors in 1990. The new 
statement, now titled the Integral Role of Laboratory Science Investigations in 
Science Instruction, reaffirms NSTA’s position about the central role 
laboratory investigations play in quality science instruction at all levels.
  According to guidelines, NSTA members are given an opportunity to review and 
comment on these important documents. NSTA encourages you to view the new draft 
statement and give us your input. Visit 
http://www.nsta.org/main/forum/showthread.php?t=1882 and click on Post Reply. 
(Note: You must register to use the NSTA Discussion Board before posting 
comments.) Comments must be received by Wednesday, January 17.
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  Present a Session at an NSTA’s Area Conference
  Don’t miss an opportunity to present a session at NSTA’s area conferences 
this fall. Submit an online proposal for one of the following conferences and 
share your teaching experience with our attendees! To submit your proposal, 
visit http://www.nsta.org/conferences and click on “Presenting at Conferences” 
on the right.
    2007 Area Conferences on Science Education
Proposal Deadline: January 15, 2007

Detroit, Michigan
October 18–20, 2007

Denver, Colorado
November 8–10, 2007
  Birmingham, Alabama
December 6–8, 2007 
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  Special Introductory Offer: Buy Stop Faking It—Chemistry Basics at 30% 
Discount
  By popular demand, we are releasing the eighth book in the Stop Faking It! 
series now! Chemistry Basics will provide teachers with a deeper understanding 
of such topics as the periodic table, how atoms behave, why carbon is a 
building block of organic compounds, and so much more!
  As an added bonus, for the month of January, you can purchase Chemistry 
Basics for 30% off the list price! Just visit 
http://www.nsta.org/onlinespecial2. 
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  Stop Singing the Science Class Blues!
  If you’re stuck in a rut and need a new perspective on your science class 
lessons, come to NSTA’s National Conference on Science Education in St. Louis, 
Missouri March 29-April 1. Not only will you hear presentations by well noted 
scientists and fellow educators, you’ll get to network with your colleagues 
from across the country, learn new pedagogy, get the latest scientific 
information, and so much more! To get more details about specific topics and to 
register visit http://www.nsta.org/stlouis. To view the St. Louis advance 
program, visit http://ecommerce.nsta.org/2007STL_advance_program.
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  And Don’t Forget…
    
   Register by February 9 for St. Louis and take advantage of special earlybird 
rates! To register online, visit https://ecommerce.nsta.org/2007STL.   
   The January Web Seminars! Visit http://institute.nsta.org/web_seminars.asp. 
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Umesh Sharma
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Ed.M. - International Education Policy
Harvard Graduate School of Education,
Harvard University,
Class of 2005

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