This category is for sites about organizations involved in the teaching and learning of Science.
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- The Association for Science Education Teachers helping teachers teach science. UK's largest science association dedicated to the teaching of science. Over 25,000 members worldwide.
- National Science Foundation (USA) Education and human resources directorate.
- National Science Teachers Association Site has extensive collection of information about the teaching of science.
- Georgia Youth Science and Technology Centers Private and not-for-profit educational organization designed to increase interest and enthusiasm in science, and the technologies, particularly among elementary and middle school teachers and students. Affiliated with Southern Polytechnic State University outside Atlanta and offers NASA learning materials. Includes list of staff and brief background.
- National Center for Improving Student Learning and Achievement in Mathematics Charged by the U.S. Department of Education in 1996 to build a research base to study ways that instruction can be improved within the math and science areas. Includes list of reports, publications and online articles for teachers. Located at the University of Wisconsin at Madison.
- Center for Improved Engineering and Science Education Education resources and science projects for K-12 grade levels.
- School Science and Mathematics Association Professional K-12 organization and publisher of journals. Offers membership and conference information, grants, and journal articles.
- National Earth Science Teachers Association An overview of the topics covered in earth science, constitution, bylaws, slide sets, journal, events, and discussion board.
- Center for Science Teaching and Learning CSTL is dedicated to science education and literacy. Provides educators with professional staff development, degrees in science education, summer camps, competition hosting and development, distance learning, extended learning, curriculum resources, exhibits, and consulting.
- National Computational Science Institute Trains faculty of primarily undergraduate and minority serving institutions in the use of computational science, particularly as it applies to inquiry based learning in introductory undergraduate classes.
- NIH Office of Science Education Includes curriculum supplements, news, programs, conferences, and exhibits
- National Institute for Science Education (NISE) Focus is on improving the level of science, mathematics, engineering, and technology education in low income and minority schools. Includes list of staff, mission goals and publications. Located in University of Wisconsin-Madison.
- Northeast Louis Stokes Alliance for Minority Participation NE-LSAMP is a consortium of five universities (UMASS Amherst, NEU, UCONN, URI, and WPI) supporting students from under-represented populations in the fields of science, technology, engineering and mathematics.
- Glenn T. Seaborg Center Facility at Northern Michigan University offers outreach science programs for students from preschool to college, developing new science curriculum and conducting research on teaching methods. Page includes mission statement and list of staff.
- Homi Bhabha Centre for Science Education Extensive offerings for research and development in science and mathematics education in India.
- National Association for Research in Science Teaching (NARST) A worldwide organization of professionals committed to the improvement of science teaching and learning through research.
- Association for the Education of Teachers in Science (AETS) Promoting leadership and support for those involved in, the professional development of teachers of science. Includes list of conferences, publications and position statements.
- Society for Science Purpose of group is promote science education through publications, programs, science fairs, and scholarship competitions.
- National Youth Science Camp An intense month-long camp for young scientists the summer after they graduate from high school.