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Science

Kerry Marsala, Supervisor of Science & Social Studies

Kati Radman, 
Secretary Curriculum Office 

 54 Main Street
Englishtown, NJ 07726
732-786-2500

Science Homepage

Science education in Manalapan-Englishtown has embraced the New Jersey Student Learning Standards, which are based upon the Next Generation Science Standards. Students are engaged in real-world experiences and apply what they learn to understand natural phenomena. Students use critical thinking skills to evaluate their own claims and use evidence and reasoning to explain those claims to others. Students participate in activities which require collaborative planning and the ability to both provide and receive constructive feedback, which is a necessary 21st-century skill. Engineering activities are embedded into each unit, providing students with STEM connections in physical science, life science, and Earth & space science, which supports our initiative to make all learning relevant to all students.

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Why K–12 Science Standards Matter—And Why the Time Is Right to Develop Next Generation Science Standards

The NSTA position statement on the need for the NGSS in K-12 education. 

 

Why Do We Need to Teach Science in Elementary School?

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