Posts Tagged ‘Bucks County’

The author team visits Central Bucks School District!

Wednesday, November 17th, 2010

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More from Science Companion on the road in Pennsylvania.

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Researchers from the University of Chicago’s Center for Elementary Mathematics and Science Education (CEMSE) and a cohort of Science Companion authors visited Central Bucks School District in Bucks County, Pennsylvania last week. CEMSE is collecting and analyzing data to study the effects of Science Companion on student achievement and on student and teacher attitudes toward science. Student outcome data, student questionnaires, teacher questionnaires, and fidelity of implementation instruments will yield data that CEMSE will analyze to determine Science Companion’s impacts and effectiveness.

Jen Arrow’s Life Cycle Wall:

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Lisa Cirulli’s classroom:

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Nature’s Recyclers lesson outside:

It was a busy week, but great fun for the authors who got to see Science Companion in action!

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Science Companion Author Event in Bucks County, PA

Tuesday, November 16th, 2010

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Science Companion is on the road!

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Science Companion and our fabulous Pennsylvania sales Reps Molly and Sam Felicia hosted an author event in Bucks County last week. We had a bunch of authors on hand as well as folks from CEMSE.  Great food, great conversation — a great evening, all around! It’s really a treat for our authors to get to meet and learn from teachers in the classroom.

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From left to right are Molly Felicia, Meg Griffin (PA trainer), Carol Frymire (CEPC HR), Lance Campbell (author), Colleen Bell (author), and Sam Felicia.

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Traveling to Bucks County…

Tuesday, October 13th, 2009

washingtoncrossing2 Like George Washington in 1776, our authors have traveled into the wilds of Bucks County, PA.

It’s a beautiful place, with lots to discover.

This very famous painting by Emmanuel Leutze of Washington and his troops crossing the Delaware is one place to start that discovery…

Curious? Check out What’s Wrong With This Painting for historical and scientific questions about that journey…

There is science everywhere!