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The question of what makes good science teaching is an important one, for
each of us personally as well as for the profession.

WestEd would like a group of teachers to look at a set of criteria for good
science teaching. 4 hours, $50, including dinner/lunch
Location at a house in North Berkeley

Suggested times: Saturday morning 1/4
Tuesday evening 1/7
Wednesday evening 1/8
Thursday evening 1/9

Suggested morning time 9 - 1 or 10 - 2
Suggested evening times 4 - 8 or 5 - 9

Let me know if any of these times are good. If you are interested but
cannot make any of those times, forward your interest to me or to WestEd,
and we'll see if another group is available.

Talk to other teachers about this: it would be nice to have a group of at
least 5 or 6.

I hope you have a good year ahead,
Karen