The CCBC is a non-circulating examination, study and research library for children's and young adult literature. The CCBC offers free subscriptions to the CCBC-Net, a new electronic forum that encourages awareness and discussion of issues essential to literature for children and young adults. Each year, the CCBC publishes CCBC Choices, a publication that analyzes publishing trends and that frequently is quoted nationally. It is distributed to Wisconsin teachers and librarians. Located on the UW-Madison campus and administered through the Center for Biology Education, the IMSE receives major funding from the National Science Foundation.
Science teachers participate in an intensive four-week summer session.
The IMSE supports its participants throughout the academic year with on-site classroom visits, Saturday seminars and release time. The primary goal of IMSE is to encourage science educators to rethink major assumptions about the nature of science instruction and pedagogy that will benefit not only minority and female science students, but all students. IMSE provides educators with resources and time to restructure curricula and the science classroom environment that enriches science education for all their science students. 37 participants 81. Bionet The Center for Biology Education program offers biology teachers in-service activities throughout the state.