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An Opportunity to Help OU’s Upcoming “Galileo’s World” Exhibition
Planning for the University of Oklahoma’s Galileo’s World exhibition is moving along as we prepare for its opening in August 2015. The History of Science Collections is now undergoing extensive renovation, and collaborations across campus are well underway. Now we are … Continue reading
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TiffanyGram – 6/24/14
Update on new Oklahoma Academic Standards for Science: The new Oklahoma Academic Standards for Science were signed into rule by Governor Fallin June, 19th 2014. I apologize for the delay in sending out the listserv message, but I was … Continue reading
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Nature in Art Series at Nature Conservancy in OKC
Can you imagine walking through an art museum and not seeing any trees? No mountains or streams, sunrises or sunsets? No birds or horses? No boats on rough waves or relaxing landscapes? It’s impossible, because nature is everywhere in art … Continue reading
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Action Alert: make Your Voice Heard on HB 3399
As we have all been following the recent and not-a-moment-too-soon completed 2014 session of the Oklahoma Legislature, the term “Action Alert” has been the short hand for a notice to let Oklahoma science teachers know when their interests and clients are at risk … Continue reading
OSTA/OESE Issue Joint Press Release
Oklahomans for Excellence in Science Education Oklahoma Science Teachers Association Press Release For Immediate Release: May 28th, 2014 Science Advocacy Groups Respond to Recent Statements from Senators Sykes and Brecheen. In a May 23rd Press Release, Senator Anthony Sykes (R-Moore) … Continue reading
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A Letter to the Editor
(The letter below is by Professor Richard Broughton, an OESE Board member. It was recently published in the Norman Transcript) On May 12 the Oklahoma House Administrative Rules and Government Oversight Committee voted 10-1 to reject the proposed Oklahoma Academic Standards for … Continue reading
ALERT from OESE
ACTION ALERT: PLEASE HELP STOP PROVISIONS OF HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION 1099 THAT PREVENTS OKLAHOMA FROM ADOPTING THE NEW SCIENCE STANDARDS . Oklahoma Science Teachers Association and Oklahomans for Excellence in Science Education (OSTA) endorses OASS. The OSTA report on HJR 1099 is HERE. The Oklahoma State Board of Education voted unanimously to approve … Continue reading
OESE Action Alert
Last year’s HB1674, the Scientific Education and Academic Freedom Act by Blackwell and Kern, passed the Common Education Committee by a vote of 9-8 and placed on the House floor. As expected the bill passed on the House floor today (March … Continue reading
Your Students Should Attend An Oklahoma Regents Summer Academy
Encourage your students to take advantage of an Oklahoma Regents for Higher Education Summer Academy at an Oklahoma college or university and discover the fascinating worlds of aeronautics, engineering, environmental conservation, forensic science and much more! Summer Academies are FREE! Be … Continue reading
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Recent Research Study Pinpoints Source of Evolution Misconceptions in Oklahoma Biology Students
A recent study by two Oklahoma researchers is causing a stir on the Internet and is setting records for the number of hits on the website for the journal Evolution Education Outreach. Dr. Ed Marek, Presidential Professor and Director of the John … Continue reading →