NARST posters now online
We had a great time this year at NARST, seeing old friends, making new connections, and engaging in a lot of interesting conversations! Thanks to everyone who came by to see our posters.
News and Events
NSTA 2016 Nashville Workshop Materials
Thanks to everyone who attended our workshops this year at the National Science Teachers Association conference! Our session materials are now available online.
NABT 2015 presentation materials available online
Thank you for meeting us at the National Association for Biology Teachers conference in Providence, Rhode Island!
A teacher’s modification of the "What can I learn from worms?" unit to teach the characteristics of life
A teacher recently shared with us how she integrated the Planarian Observation activity from Lesson 2 of What can I learn from worms?
It's time for the National Association of Biology Teachers' Professional Development Conference!
If you are planning to attend the 2015 National Association of Biology Teachers (NABT) Professional Development Conference, stop by to see our sessions!
NSTA 2015 Chicago presentation materials now online
Thank you for attending our sessions at NSTA and asking great questions! If you have any other questions, please do not hesitate to ask. Click on the names below to be redirected to a page with the presentation materials.
Meet us in Chicago!
At Project NEURON, we're excited to be presenting workshops and papers at two separate conferences this spring in Chicago: The National Science Teachers Association (NSTA) in March and
NABT 2014 materials now available online!
Our presentation slides and materials from our workshops at the National Association for Biology Teachers 2014 Professional Development Conference in Cleveland are now available online!
Workshops for Biology Teachers in Cleveland, Ohio
Project NEURON is leading several workshops at this year's National Association for Biology Teachers 2014 Professional Development Conference in Cleveland, Ohio. Below is a list and description of the presentations that we'll be holding.
Making connections between science and students' lives
In order to encourage student learning and interest through engagement, our curriculum materials often link to issues relevant to students’ lives and topics that are frequently addressed in today’s news.