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STC PROGRAM Update

Summer 2003

Welcome to another edition of STC® Update. Here you will find the latest news, teaching tips, and other information geared to your teaching needs.

I appreciate those of you who sent me comments after receiving STC® Update in its electronic format. I value your continued feedback concerning the Science and Technology for Children® (STC®) and the Science and Technology Concepts for Middle Schools™ (STC/MS™) curricula.

Thank you,
Cindy Dillon

In this issue

Featured article: What a Difference Hands-On Science Makes
Teaching tip: Human Body Systems
STC® and STC/MS™ news

Featured article:
What a Difference Hands-On Science Makes
One elementary school in the Midwest has changed how it teaches life science. Visit Waubesa Intermediate School to learn how science class has improved for students and teachers since the school began implementing STC® units.
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STC/MS™ teaching tip:
Human Body Systems
Find a new way to model peristalsis with our consultant teaching tip for Human Body Systems.
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How can you make sure your STC® and STC/MS™ hands-on activities work smoothly and predictably in the classroom? One way is to use only Carolina kit materials rather than supplies purchased from other sources.
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