Professor Ashok Gadgil is conducting work that will help millions living in extreme poverty and dangerous situations, such as in Darfur refugee camps.
As many of you know, assessment for the FOSS program has been evolving since the 1990s.
Starting in September of 2015, all fourth-grade students and their families will receive free admission to all federal lands and waters for the entire year.
There are those around us who are wondering what the initialism NGSS stands for.
"We have a lot of old FOSS modules in our storeroom that aren't being used. Can you help us decide what to do with them?"
What does science look like? What does it sound like or feel like? How do we know we are participating in this endeavor we casually call science?
Let's be honest, a FOSS adoption is more complicated than a textbook adoption.
By the time this newsletter reaches you, the FOSS Populations and Ecosystems Course, Second Edition, will be getting ready to ship. This means that the FOSS Middle School NGSS-aligned Second Edition courses are nearing completion!
In order to gain access to the full suite of module resources, we recommend registering for an account on FOSSweb.
The electronic version of the FOSS Next Generation Investigations Guide has been reworked for FOSS Next Generation Edition modules on FOSSweb.