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Explore data on instructional arrangements and factors affecting science education at different school levels. Gain insights into promoting effective science instruction.
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Use of Various Instructional Arrangements in Elementary Schools
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High School Graduation vs. State University Entrance Science Requirements
Difference Between High School Graduation and State University Entrance Science Requirements
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Elementary School Programs/Practices to Enhance Students’ Interest/Achievement in Science/Engineering
Elementary School Programs/Practices to Enhance Students’ Interest/Achievement in Science/Engineering
Middle School Programs/Practices to Enhance Students’ Interest/Achievement in Science/Engineering
Middle School Programs/Practices to Enhance Students’ Interest/Achievement in Science/Engineering
High School Programs/Practices to Enhance Students’ Interest/Achievement in Science/Engineering
High School Programs/Practices to Enhance Students’ Interest/Achievement in Science/Engineering
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School Programs/Practices to Enhance Students’ Interest in Science/Engineering, by Percent of Students in School Eligible for FRL
School Programs/Practices to Enhance Students’ Interest in Science/Engineering, by Percent of Students in School Eligible for FRL
School Programs/Practices to Enhance Students’ Interest in Science/Engineering, by School Size
School Programs/Practices to Enhance Students’ Interest in Science/Engineering, by School Size
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Elementary Schools Agreeing With Various Statements Regarding State Science Standards
Middle Schools Agreeing With Various Statements Regarding State Science Standards
High Schools Agreeing With Various Statements Regarding State Science Standards
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Schools Viewing Various Factors as Promoting Effective Science Instruction
Schools Viewing Various Factors as Inhibiting Effective Science Instruction
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Elementary Schools Viewing Each of a Number of Factors as a Serious Problem for Science Instruction
Elementary Schools Viewing Each of a Number of Factors as a Serious Problem for Science Instruction
Middle Schools Viewing Each of a Number of Factors as a Serious Problem for Science Instruction
Middle Schools Viewing Each of a Number of Factors as a Serious Problem for Science Instruction
High Schools Viewing Each of a Number of Factors as a Serious Problem for Science Instruction
High Schools Viewing Each of a Number of Factors as a Serious Problem for Science Instruction
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Extent Various Factors Are Problematicfor Instruction Composites
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School Mean Scores for Factors Affecting Instruction Composites, by Percentage of Students in School Eligible for FRL
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Factors Promoting EffectiveInstruction in Elementary Science Classes
Factors Inhibiting Effective Instruction in Elementary Science Classes
Original Data for Slides 48–49 (not for presentation)
Factors Promoting Effective Instruction in Middle School Science Classes
Factors Inhibiting Effective Instruction in Middle School Science Classes
Original Data for Slides 51–52 (not for presentation)