Changing Physical Science Education for Grades 6-9

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Last updated May 31, 2013

Summer Academy June 24 - June 28, 2013 at SERC

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PBIS Teachers
The latest version of Create Your Argument is available, 
and you can download it from the PBIS home page.

2012-2013 Collaboratives and Cohorts Locations and Times

Collaborative dates and locations will also be on the Google Calendar

Getting "Access denied" messages after you've logged in?

Please email Edie at edith.sherman@maine.edu with the URL that you are trying to get to. I need to remove the www from those links. Check out the new PSP Site Tips wiki for more information on that and to add your own tips! 

 

New User Registration

Contact Edie at edith.sherman@maine.edu with:

  • your full name
  • email address
  • a brief explanation of your connection to the project
  • include a preferred username that will help identify who you are when you post

Please call 581-4664 if you have questions or need information about accessing the site.

 


Contact Us
Website issues contact Edie phone 581- 4664 or edith.miles@maine.edu
Supplies, contact Jason phone 581- 4676 or jason.baker1@maine.edu

Helpful LInks
You MUST be signed in to your mainepsp.org account to access the links below.
Tutorials about using the site
Quick Reference Guide Draft

Links for MainePSP Teachers

PBIS Table of Contents
PBIS Syllabus
SEPUP Syllabus
EarthComm Syllabus
SEPUP Teacher Favorite Resources

Click Here for the Conference Room Schedule
You MUST be signed in to your mainepsp.org account to access the schedule.

The Maine Physical Science Partnership (MPSP) brings together nearly 50 rural Maine schools with the University of Maine, three Maine non-profits with expertise in science education (the SERC Institute, the Institute for Broadening Participation, and the Maine Mathematics and Science Alliance), and science and technology leaders at the Maine Department of Education to target the teaching and learning of physical sciences in grades 6-9 and the preparation of science teachers at the University of Maine. 

Who Can Join and How to Join

This Community Site was created for all of the teachers, administrators, program managers, and researchers associated with the Maine PSP.  Full access is restricted to people working in schools or partner organizations associated with the project.  BUT, anyone connected to the project is encouraged to join. 

A site administrator will check to make sure that you are part of the project and will then respond with an email providing login information.  It is helpful if you use your professional email in order for us to determine your affiliation and expedite your membership.

Any opinions, findings, and conclusions or recommendations expressed in this material are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the view of the National Science Foundation.