What is Making Sense of SCIENCE?Making Sense of SCIENCE (MSS) is a transformative approach to professional learning that connects hands-on science with integrated teaching and literacy supports. Backed by rigorous research, MSS professional learning empowers teachers, staff developers, and science educators with the knowledge and skills needed to support a culture of productive learning.
MSS offers an array of services for pre-service teachers, in-service teachers, and science leaders that promote productive collaboration, equitable engagement, and classroom-focused inquiry. From short half-day workshops to in-depth learning pathways that include leadership training and site-based technical support, there are many ways to customize an MSS experience to accommodate your site's unique needs. Visit the Making Sense of SCIENCE YouTube channel to view all videos.
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Camp MSS is a chance to learn new science content, network with other educators from around the country, and enjoy the beautiful Pacific coast. $1800 fee includes all programming, materials, lodging, and most meals. Contact us for information about scholarships!
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For more information about our project, services, materials, and event registration, contact Louise Du Cray-Medley at lducray@wested.org or 650.381.6407.
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Other links: MSS Errata • e-MeSSage registration
Other links: MSS Errata • e-MeSSage registration
Making Sense of SCIENCE is a project of WestEd, a research, development, and service agency promoting excellence, achieving equity, and improving learning for children, youth, and adults. Since its inception in 1966, WestEd has been a leader in moving research into practice.
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