Reports of the National Center for Science Education, Spring 2016

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reportsncsespring2016What Are Kids Learning About Climate Change? Cover.
Dear NSCE members / Ann Reid. p. 2.
Dear NSCE readers / Stephanie Keep. p. 2.
Taking the Temperature of Climate Change Education / Joshua Rosenau. p. 3.
What We’re Up Against : Scientific “Uncertainties” / Josh Rosenau. p. 6.
News from the Membership / Glenn Branch. p. 7.
Place & Time : A Science Center with No Science / Randy Moore. p. 7.
Updates. p. 8.
NCSE Teach–News from the Teacher Network : What Does the NCSE Survey Mean for NSCEteach? / Minda Berbeco. p. 10.
Spotlight on Scientists in the Classroom / Kate Heffernan. p. 11.
Best of the Blog. p. 11.
Science Booster Club–News from the Booster Clubs : Science Booster Clubs: News from the First Expansion / Emily Schoerning. p. 12.
Ask NCSE. p. 13.
The RNCSE Review : The Deeper Genome by John Parrington & Junk DNA by Nessa Carey / Georgia Marinov. p. 15.
Join NCSE (ad). p. 16.

Editor: Stephanie Keep

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Reports of the National Center for Science Education, Vol. 36, No. 2, Spring 2016, quarterly, free, membership $40 per year, 16 pages. ISSN: 1064-2358.

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