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ASTE’s Quarterly Newsletter Guidelines Submit Go Menu About Archive Guidelines Submit Go Username PasswordN.2 Winter 2024 President’s Message Winter 2024 Greetings ASTE Colleagues, I am very pleased to have an opportunity to reach out to you through the newsletter for the first time as your new president. I was inspired to volunteer for this position when, at our conference in Greenville, all those who had been members for more than 30 years were asked to […] Categories: Uncategorized Publication: N.2 Winter 2024 Call for Proposals: Wicked Problems in PreK-12 Science Education We invite you to submit a chapter proposal for our upcoming book: Wicked Problems in PreK-12 Science Education to be published by Routledge (Taylor & Francis Group). Summary: Wicked problems are complex problems with far-reaching implications and no clear solutions. In the field of science education, we conceptualize wicked problems as topics that are difficult […] Categories: Uncategorized Publication: N.2 Winter 2024 FUNDING OPPORTUNITY: NIH Science Education Partnership Award (SEPA) Program SEPA supports educational activities for pre-kindergarten to grade 12 (P-12) to ensure that students and teachers from all communities and regions of the country have the opportunity to pursue studies in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM). Application Information Eligible institutions include colleges, universities, institutes, museums, and professional societies. More than […] Categories: Uncategorized Publication: N.2 Winter 2024 Equity Committee Update A big thanks to everyone who participated in the two special sessions sponsored by the ASTE Equity Committee in New Orleans – the LBGTQIA+ and the DEI-related sessions. Keep a look out for our special session calls for the 2025 ASTE conference later this year! We listened to the feedback given at the 2023 Call […] Categories: Uncategorized Publication: N.2 Winter 2024 Membership and Participation Committee Update The Membership and Participation (M&P) Committee had the pleasure of connecting more than 60 people at the Mentor-Mentee Nexus in New Orleans! Our work, through veteran ASTE mentors, helped to create a sense of community and welcome for new and early career members as well as graduate students. Feeling the positivity and listening to critical […] Categories: Uncategorized Publication: N.2 Winter 2024 International Region’s First Online Conference Join the ASTE International Region’s First Online Conference. You can present a traditional paper, a work in progress, or join a roundtable to float a research idea for some brainstorming to develop the question or get methodology ideas, and/or attend to learn, provide input and support!! Date: April 22, 1 PM Pacific Standard Time. (Please […] Categories: Uncategorized Publication: N.2 Winter 2024 Communications Committee News The communications committee has been busy expanding your ASTE social media experience! We are seeking additional members to work with our committed group, so if you are interested in joining us, contact the President-Elect. This summer, look for ASTE LinkedIn and the migration of the ASTE Facebook page. We are searching for new ways to […] Categories: Uncategorized Publication: N.2 Winter 2024 Professional Development Committee News Already missing the connections of the annual conference in January and want to engage in professional development through ASTE? Do you have an excellent idea for an interactive virtual professional development workshop for your fellow science teacher educators to be facilitated via Zoom in between conferences? The Professional Development Committee has launched the call for […] Categories: Uncategorized Publication: N.2 Winter 2024 Issues Volume 58 N.1 Autumn-2023 N.2 Winter 2024 Volume 57 N.1 Autumn-2022 N.2 Winter-2023 N.3 Spring-2023 N.4 Summer-2023 Volume 56 N.2 Winter-2022 N.3 Spring-2022 N.4 Summer-2022 About ASTE Newsletter Archive Guidelines Home Submit ©2024 by The Association for Science Teacher Education Design by John Rhea...