Drug Abuse, Addiction, and the Adolescent Brain is a new curriculum supplement from the BSCS Center for Curriculum Development for middle school science. Funded by the National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA), the unit’s five classroom lessons focus on the science of how drugs change the function of the brain and why drugs may have different effects on the developing brains of adolescents. A one-hour DVD video is an integral part of Drug Abuse, Addiction, and the Adolescent Brain and includes interviews with expert scientists in the area of drug abuse research, experts in the area of drug abuse treatment, and recovering drug addicts. Learn more about this exciting program!
How effective are BSCS programs? See the data!
Just for you, the BSCS Center for Research and Evaluation has put together a collection of reports that answer the very important question, "How effective are BSCS programs?" Both internal and external, these reports will give you a close-up look at BSCS products and services, from K-12 instructional materials to the BSCS National Academy for Curriculum Leadership (NCL) and BSCS Science Institutes. To access all 15 downloadable pdf reports, click here. Interested in learning more about the BSCS Center for Research and Evaluation? Contact us at REcenter@bscs.org.
Cosmopolitan group to attend BSCS Science Institutes
Twenty-nine science education professionals from ??? countries and ??? states will come together this summer to begin a year-long professional development program ...came together at BSCS in September to take part in a three-day conference, “Leading the Way in Multidisciplinary Science.” The conference, hosted by the BSCS Center for Professional Development, focused on building leadership capacity for successfully implementing the new research-based science curriculum, BSCS Science: An Inquiry Approach.
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Drug Abuse, Addiction, and the Adolescent Brain is a new curriculum supplement from the BSCS Center for Curriculum Development for middle school science. Funded by the National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA), the unit’s five classroom lessons focus on the science of how drugs change the function of the brain and why drugs may have different effects on the developing brains of adolescents. A one-hour DVD video is an integral part of Drug Abuse, Addiction, and the Adolescent Brain and includes interviews with expert scientists in the area of drug abuse research, experts in the area of drug abuse treatment, and recovering drug addicts. Learn more about this exciting program!
Just for you, the BSCS Center for Research and Evaluation has put together a collection of reports that answer the very important question, "How effective are BSCS programs?" Both internal and external, these reports will give you a close-up look at BSCS products and services, from K-12 instructional materials to the BSCS National Academy for Curriculum Leadership (NCL) and BSCS Science Institutes. To access all 15 downloadable pdf reports, click here. Interested in learning more about the BSCS Center for Research and Evaluation? Contact us at REcenter@bscs.org.
Twenty-nine science education professionals from ??? countries and ??? states will come together this summer to begin a year-long professional development program ...came together at BSCS in September to take part in a three-day conference, “Leading the Way in Multidisciplinary Science.” The conference, hosted by the BSCS Center for Professional Development, focused on building leadership capacity for successfully implementing the new research-based science curriculum,