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OESE Legislative Update
Senate Bill 665, the “Oklahoma Science Education Act” by Brecheen is legislation that directly attacks the teaching of sound science. The bill is virtually identical to a bill filed by Brecheen last year that died in the Senate Education Committee. … Continue reading
Antiscience Bill Filed in Oklahoma Senate (Again)
(Based on information from the National Center for Science Education with additional information from Oklahomans for Excellence in Science Education) Senate Bill 665 (document), styled the Oklahoma Science Education Act, is the third antiscience bill of the year. (Read about the … Continue reading
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NCSE Update – 10/31/14
UPDATE FROM WYOMING The Wyoming Tribune Eagle (October 26, 2014) reviewed the status of the state’s science standards. As NCSE previously reported, a footnote in Wyoming’s budget for 2014-2016 precluded the use of state funds “for any … Continue reading
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Second Teachers’ Workshop On Climate Change & Variability.
The workshop will be held at the University of Oklahoma Biological Station (OUBS) on Lake Texoma from Friday evening, 26 September until Sunday afternoon, 28 September and is co-sponsored by Oklahomans for Excellence in Science Education (OESE) and the Oklahoma … Continue reading
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News from NCSE: Climate Workshop for Teachers at Lake Texoma 9/26-28
There’s still a chance for in-service and pre-service teachers to take advantage of a great opportunity: a workshop on the science of climate change and variability, taking place at the University of Oklahoma Biological Station on Lake Texoma, Oklahoma, from … Continue reading
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Action Alert from OESE
Anti-science bills in 2014 Oklahoma Legislature Action alert: HB 3399, the measure to repeal the Common Core State Standards, contains a section that gives the legislature the ability to accept, reject, or edit any part of any curriculum standards submitted. … 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
Trouble over Oklahoma science standards
from The National Center for Science Education blog A committee in the Oklahoma House of Representatives voted to reject a new set of science standards, primarily over concerns about its treatment of climate change. The state board of education unanimously … Continue reading