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Education
The American Physiological Society supports a variety of educational
activities. For more information on APS education activities, contact the
APS Education Office (301) 634-7132 (phone), (301) 634-7098 (fax), e-mail
education@the-aps.org.
K-12 Education
At the K-12 level, APS
Education activities focus on building networks between physiologists and
teachers. Resources include curricula, professional development for
teachers, and resources for physiologists.
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Undergraduate Education
At the undergraduate level, APS programs and fellowships encourage
excellence in physiology education and the development of young
scientists. Programs and activities are available for students and faculty
and resources for undergraduate education and career exploration are
provided. more>>>
Graduate/Professional Education
At the graduate level, APS programs and fellowships provide
opportunities for student study, travel, and interaction with experienced
physiologists. Educational materials offer tools to improve teaching and
learning at both the graduate and professional levels.
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Continuing Education
APS provides awards, refresher courses, mentoring resources, and
educational materials to promote continuing professional development for
its members and excellence in physiology education for their students.
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News and Events
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APS is offering two PST courses, "Making Scientific Presentations" and "Writing and Reviewing for Scientific Journals" for grad students and postdocs this winter -
Jan. 14-17th, 2010 at Disney's Contemporary Resort in Lake Buena Vista, Florida. The deadline to apply is October
30, 2009. Use the link below for information on the courses and available travel fellowships .
http://www.the-aps.org/education/profSkills/index.htm
- Audio and PPTs from EB 2009 now available new
- APS Awards at
Local and Regional Science Fairs
- Check out the New and Improved Archive!: Use Free Online Resources to Update and Engage
www.apsarchive.org
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Minority Programs
APS Minority Programs monitor the progress of minority students and
professionals in their field; work to create a supportive climate in
society-sponsored meetings and programs; and create targeted programs for
minority students that address critical impact points in their K-12
education and professional development. more>>>
Teaching Resources
The APS develops and disseminates teaching resources for science education
at all levels. Resources include lessons and laboratories, scientific
background and review papers, tools for better teaching and learning, and
technology-based resources for interactive, online teacher and student
development. Most resources are available free online. All resources promote
the APS guiding principles for effective science teaching, Six Star Science.
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Publications
Through its journal program and Education Office, the APS offers a wide
range of journals, books, and multi-media resources. APS adheres to the DC
Principles of Free Access to Science, providing extensive free access to its
journals. Education Office materials are available free or at limited cost.
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 NEW!
APS Education Online introduces...
Six Star Science
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