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Useful Resources for Science

I have my current students using the NSTA Learning Center, but there are parts of this resource that are free to everyone. You can search through articles, websites, and activities. Often they provide discounted memberships. I don't know that I would purchase it without having a need for the membership as a whole, but it is handy.

 

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