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“Connecting Science Past with Science Future …”
Philadelphia is rich in the history of science—from Ben Franklin’s famous experiments to the Wagner Free Institute of Science to current, cutting-edge jobs in the science field. We are fortunate that the importance of quality science teachers as well as quality science instruction is in the forefront of future endeavors as we consider President Obama’s recent statement:
“…. since we know that the progress and prosperity of future generations will depend on what we do now to educate the next generation,….[it is important that we have] a renewed commitment to education in mathematics and science.”
As NSTA members, we have been and continue to be on the leading front of this commitment. Whether you are a first-timer or veteran conference attendee, you are sure to find everything you need at the Philadelphia conference to help you grow both personally and professionally and meet that challenge. What are you looking forward to? I personally am looking forward to connecting with all of my friends and colleagues from Pennsylvania as well as other programs I have participated in throughout the years.
—Christine Royce, Conference Chairperson
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