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Collaborations

The Museum collaborates with many organizations to educate the public about developments in science, technology, mathematics, and engineering.


BioTeach (Collaboration)

BioTeach is a state-wide initiative of MassBioEd that enables high schools to include biotechnology in their curriculum through equipment grants and teacher professional development. As one of four regional BioTeach centers, the Museum of Science helped to develop the BioTeach curriculum, the associated ... (details).


Exploring Life's Origins (Collaboration)

This project uses molecular illustration and animation to help describe research and theories on the origins of life on Earth. It includes live presentations on the Gordon Current Science & Technology Center stage, an interactive Exhibit Halls kiosk, and the Exploring Life's Origins website. (details).


Genzyme Teacher Sabbaticals (Collaboration)

Since 1997, with continued generous support from the Cambridge-based biotechnology firm Genzyme Corporation, over 250 elementary and middle school teachers from Boston, Cambridge, Framingham, Westborough, and Waltham have had the opportunity to spend a week during the school year immersed as learners ... (details).


Innovations in Biotechnology (Collaboration)

The Museum of Science, with the generous support from Novartis Institutes for BioMedical Research, currently has four Massachusetts high school teachers and five gymnasium teachers from the Basel region of Switzerland involved in a teacher exchange focused on biotechnology education. In order to ... (details).


Measuring Vegetation Health (Collaboration)

Healthy plants are prime indicators of a healthy environment overall. By measuring the health of plants, we find the environmental conditions that impact the health of all organisms, including humans. Plants are like "green canaries"; if they die, other organisms will soon suffer also. Through ... (details).


Project ASTRO (Collaboration)

Project ASTRO is an Astronomer-Teacher Partnership program that combines the expertise of educators and scientists to collaboratively teach space science in the classroom. Astronomer and educator partners train together in workshops at the Museum of Science with hands-on, inquiry-based astronomy activities ... (details).


The Gateway Project (Collaboration)

Although Massachusetts has strong state standards for technology and education, it is a long way from standards to effective programs for every student. The Gateway Project aims to help Massachusetts school districts align their curriculum, teacher education, and assessment systems with the state technology/engineering curriculum standards ... (details).

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