NOTE: The RETNetwork.org website is
currently undergoing renovation to improve the navigability and
access to an updated database of RET programs. We anticipate the
new website (same URL) will be up and running in early 2008.
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RET Meetings at NSTA
BOSTON 2008
March 27th – March 30th
Boston, MA
NSF Research Experiences for Teachers Network Meeting
3/27/2008 9:00 AM–11:00 PM
[Thursday]
This informal session provides an opportunity for networking
among former RET participants and program administrators
representative of a variety of programs and geographic
locations; provides an opportunity for sharing classroom
connections, successes, and obstacles "back in the classroom";
and discusses useful professional development and other
programmatic strong points.
Research Experience for Teachers (RET) Poster Session/Reception
3/27/2008 4:30 – 6:30 PM
[Thursday]
RET programs, found at many universities throughout the country,
are changing the face of science education in the United States
and abroad. This session will provide attendees with the
opportunity to learn about research conducted by RET
participants and to get information on upcoming opportunities.
Please visit
http://www.nsta.org
to
register for the conference
If you would like to attend the two RET
sessions, please
register for them as well
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Research Experiences for
Teachers: Impact on Students and the Economy
3/28/2007 11 a.m. to Noon
[Friday]
Seaport World Trade Center - Room
Waterfront IC
Presenter: Jay Dubner
Summer Research Program for Science
Teachers, Columbia University
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It is with great sadness that we report the passing of Dr.
Marni Goldman.
There was no one more supportive of the RET
concept and community than Marni. She was one of the chief
organizers of the three national RET Conferences as well as the
original administrator of this website.
She will be greatly missed by the RET
Community, her family, friends and colleagues.
http://www.marnigoldmanmemorial.com/
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RETNetwork.org is funded by the National
Science Foundation (PHY-0608676)
