- NV Science Team
- Professional Learning
- Workshops: Upcoming Professional Learning Opportunities
- Resource: Materials from Past Workshops
- Resources for Leaders: New Visions Science Leadership Summit
- Resources for Science Supervisors: Science & Engineering Practices in Danielson
- Resource: Backwards Mapping Tools
- Resource: Quiz Banker
- Resource: Course Components
- Resource: New York State Science Standards Shifts
- Resource: New Visions Instructional Materials
- Living Environment
- Resources: Getting Started
- Unit 1: Characteristics of Living Things
- Unit 2: Nutrients, Energy, and Biochemical Processes
- Unit 3: Homeostasis in Human Body Systems
- Unit 4: Disease and Disruption of Homeostasis
- Unit 5: Comparative Reproduction
- Unit 6: Genetics, Biotech, and Decision-Making
- Unit 7: Ecosystems and Invasive Species
- Unit 8: Climate Change and Human Impact: Extinction vs. Evolution
- Regents Prep Resources: Living Environment Regents Prep Resources
- Data Tools: Living Environment Historical Regents Data
- Earth Science
- Resources: Getting Started
- Unit 1: Origin of the Universe and Our Solar System
- Unit 2: Earth's Interior and Plate Tectonics
- Unit 3: Landscapes and Surface Processes
- Unit 4: Geologic History and Evolution of Life
- Unit 5: The Earth-Sun-Moon System
- Unit 6: Weather
- Unit 7: Geography, Climate, and Human Cities
- Unit 8: Review of Major Topics
- Regents Prep Resources: Earth Science Review Modules
- Data Tools: Earth Science Historical Regents Data Tools
- Chemistry
- Physics
- HS Biology
- HS Earth & Space
- Unit 1: Discovering New Worlds - Design Blueprint
- Unit 2: Early Earth - Design Blueprint
- Unit 3: Earthquakes, Volcanoes, and Tsunamis - Who's at Risk? - Design Blueprint
- Unit 4: Earth's Natural Thermostat - Design Blueprint
- Unit 5: Climate Change Throughout Earth's History - Design Blueprint
- Unit 6: Climate Change and Severe Weather - Design Blueprint
Unit 4:
Can We Save the Cheetah? - Design Blueprint
Why are cheetahs having trouble reproducing and developing normally? What can we do to save them from extinction?
5-6 weeks
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