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Learnit.org
 Resources for teaching K-12 STEM, including best practices.
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Science Buddies
Offers three main types of resources for students and teachers.
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Volunteers: A World in Motion
Offers useful general advice about working with teachers and presenting science concepts to students.
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Engineers: Turning Ideas into Reality
This site offers a number of guides and resources that engineers can use to present programs to local schools.
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TryScience: Scientists and Engineers
Sharing information about opportunities and resources to promote partnerships between scientists, engineers and staff.
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Senior Scientists and Engineers
Provides a forum for retired STEM professionals to continue making important contributions in their areas of expertise.
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Sharing Science With Children: A Survival Guide for Scientists and Engineers
Assisting scientists and engineers with making effective classroom presentations.
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Science Education In Our Elementary and Secondary Schools: A Guide for Technical Professionals
A guide to help technical professionals become productively involved in enhancing K-12 science education.
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ASME Teacher Workshop Guide
Plan and present workshops that will be valuable to middle school science, math and technology teachers. hn
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Resources for Involving Scientists in Education (RISE)
Workshops and materials to help scientists and engineers play effective roles in improving science education for K-12.
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Pennsylvania's STEM Center Initiative
Online resource center
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