SensePublishers eBooks· 2013· Book chapter
The National Science Education Standards
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Short summary
The National Research Council aimed to create a unified system of science education standards for all stakeholders, from students to policymakers.
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Key points
- Development of a national system of science education standards.
- Target audience includes students, teachers, administrators, and policymakers.
- Initiated by the National Research Council.
- Aimed to standardize science instruction.
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Abstract
The National Research Council desired a system of science standards available for all of those involved in science instruction from students in elementary school and high schools, to policy makers, administrators, and science teachers (Bybee, 1995).
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