Episode 98 - NGSS Videos from BozemanScience

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Episode 98 - NGSS Videos from BozemanScience

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Sep 23, 2013

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To kickoff season seven of Lab Out Loud, hosts Brian Bartel and Dale Basler talk with science teacher Paul Anderson from Bozeman, Montana. Paul has been creating videos for science education for many years, and recently has made a collection of videos to guide science educators through the Next Generation Science Standards.
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Sep 23, 2013

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Episode 98 - NGSS Videos from BozemanScience

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