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Saturday, February 13, 2010
The States of Matter: Why Ice Floats and The Science of Fire
Come to one or both of these Gr. 3-8 Hands-On Science Explorations in the Resource Center. Read More

Hetland Comes to Berwyn
Internationally respected educator and researcher Lois Hetland (left), shared her approach
to assessing student art work at a workshop on January 21st.
Lois put Berwyn South School District 100 teachers and artists together to create temporary art with the theme of "What Does Learning Look Like?" using whatever "found" objects each team could find in the classroom.
This workshop was made possible with funding from the U.S. Department of Education’s Professional Development for Arts Educators Grant Program.
CTC’s Arts at the Center program works with K to 8 teachers.