Additionally, teacher stipends and instructional materials mini-grants are provided. The California Science Project is a statewide initiative that supports and transforms the teaching and learning of science in California schools and universities for increased scientific literacy. Through ongoing teacher leadership development and support, the California Science Project expands and raises the quality of science education for all California students, with special attention to the needs of an increasingly diverse population. A regional provider of services to schools and districts that seeks to strengthen their science programs consistent with state and national guidelines and standards. A statewide network of teacher leaders and university educators who together work toward the common goal of improving science education for all students.
Teachers are central to improving science education.
Inquiry reflects the nature and processes of science. Diversity of students' experiences and backgrounds enriches science education. Issues of language and status can be addressed effectively in science classrooms. Good citizenship requires informed, scientifically literate citizens. This page was last updated on Thursday, June 1, 2000.