TAP: Keeping it simple to make it happen.

Not enough time to plan the action! The gold in the rush…

POP conneXions to science

More fun than you’d think: A new way of developing academic vocabulary and helping students make connections from POP to 8th grade science standards…

POP/TAP: What kids say about MultiMedia presentations…

A great day and what the kids have to say.

NSTA Conference Coolness…

Good news, inspiration, handy links and a terrific time at the San Francisco National Science Teacher’s Association.

TAP News…

The new TAP video clip is uploaded right here

The latest, improved sheets are uploaded to our website, including the new, multi-media pieces. Better, shorter, clearer activity sheets, at least we hope so!

And we are presenting at National Science Teacher’s Association conference on Sunday 8am for Snapshot Science and 9.30 am for TAP in the Moscone Center, rm 212.

We’d love to see you there!

Sue Boudreau and Karen Snelson.

A class of grown-ups is different…

Some learnings from the season’s first TAP presentation.

POP: Rescuing a Research Nose-Dive

Going from grrrrr to well, not exactly grrreat, but better…

POP, TAP Cause and Effect Flow Charts

A simple way to take notes, show understanding and connect up all the world’s problems, right?

Thank you for the D… + resolutions

Expecting the best, giving honest and specific feedback, keeping the objective in mind? Or just hurting kids feelings with a bad grade? This is what seemed to work yesterday…

The Take Action Project at the Ca Science Teachers Conference today!

Report from the front – building a community of teachers teaching students to take informed and effective action.