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During the summer, the main room of the SMART Center in Oakland Unified School District (OUSD) is transformed into a hub for FOSS kit refurbishment.
Pockets of educators across the country are considering how to get children outside on a more regular basis.
Raising caterpillars in the classroom is a treasured science activity that teachers have been doing with students for decades.
Differentiation is a hot topic in education these days, and with good reason—our classrooms are scenes of unprecedented diversity.
Nestled in the semi-rural area of Hartwood, Virginia, is a school where science comes alive with FOSS.
We have good news for those of you who have been using the Interactive Whiteboard (IWB) resources on FOSSweb!
The term “differentiated instruction” can have a variety of meanings in the education world and can refer to many aspects of a students’ learning.
The success of FOSS is predicated on inspired and inspiring teachers. One such teacher is John Hayes.
Equity in science instruction means ensuring that each and every student engages in the science and engineering practices and develops an understanding of the core ideas of science. Will this look the same for all students?