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Attribution to Achieve (NGSS)
Achieve is an independent, nonpartisan, nonprofit education reform organization dedicated to working with states to raise academic standards and graduation requirements, improve assessments, and strengthen accountability. The Next Generation Science Standards (used extensively throughout this web site) project has been coordinated by Achieve.
Attribution to Texas Instruments
TI Nspire initiative is an exceptional addition to STEM classrooms. On this site, find 100+ links to TI Nspire activities. In particular, find subject-specific links organized by this site’s taxonomy at the following HoneycuttScience web pages:
Collaborating Professional Educators
The following professional educators have shared advice, activities, files, or other wisdom with me (John Honeycutt). Across the country – and for decades, teachers frequently and generously collaborate/share with each other. Instructors listed below have (in-particular) gone out-of-their-way to collaborate with me. Thank you!
- Rachel Hovey. (Physical Science) Derby High School, Derby, KS. (district web page)
- Denise Scribner. (Biology/Life Science) Eisenhower High School, Goddard, KS. (teacher web page)
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