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"A Safety Minute" Tips by Dr. Ken Roy - NSELA Safety Compliance Officer
Posted: December 4, 2021
NSELA Safety Minute by Dr. Ken Roy – NSELA Safety Compliance Officer - For current safety updates five days a week, follow Dr. Ken on Twitter @drroysafersci.
 “The Safety Checklist: Navigating to Safer Waters!” December NSTA Safety Blog Commentary by Dr. Ken Roy – NSTA Safety Blogger. Science and STEM (science, technology, engineering, math) laboratories can be unsafe places with potential hazards and resulting risks. This is where the development and use of a safety checklist comes in. It could be considered a component of the safety action to be taken after an initial hazard analysis and resulting risk assessment is done. First, the safety checklist serves as a map to help teachers and their supervisors navigate to safer waters. Second, the checklist also functions as a legal document illustrating an intent to work in a safer teaching/learning environment. For additional important information, check out the following site: https://www.nsta.org/blog/safety-checklist-navigating-safer-waters
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"A Safety Minute" Tips by Dr. Ken Roy - NSELA Safety Compliance Officer
Posted: November 28, 2021
NSELA Safety Minute by Dr. Ken Roy – NSELA Safety Compliance Officer - For current safety updates five days a week, follow Dr. Ken on Twitter @drroysafersci.
 “Transporting Compressed Gases and Cryogenic Dewars On an Elevator” Safety article by Richard Palluzi. Compressed gas cylinders and cryogenic dewars should only be transported in an elevator with no one else in the elevator. Check out other safety protocols relative to safety protocols with gas cylinders used in the lab here.
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Did you miss the "Publishing Our Passion: The Story Behind the Publication of Student-led Science Research" Webinar? Recording Available Now!
Posted: November 24, 2021
We hosted a FREE webinar on Tuesday, November 23rd. The recording is available to NSELA Members in our new Learning Center now!
Title: Publishing Our Passion: The Story Behind the Publication of Student-led Science Research
Description:A research team including Dr. Chris Schaben recently published in the Science Educator journal. During this webinar Dr. Schaben will discuss the process of moving from gathering research to publication through the story of his recent publication in the Science Educator. Thus, he will be building on Dr. Robert Thai’s webinar: Sharing What You Know: How to Publish Your Research in the Science Educator (Oct. 2021, NSELA Webinar). Dr. Schaben will provide a behind the scenes tour of the published study, which is about his passion for understanding student opportunities to complete science research. He will reveal lessons learned about publishing as a non-university-based leader in science education.
Speaker: Dr. Chris Schaben, Science Supervisor, Omaha Public Schools & Vice President, Nebraska Junior Academy of Science
You can view our archived webinars, science educator journals, and more in NSELA's Learning Center. Check it out here! |
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Happy a Safe and Happy Thanksgiving!
The NSELA Executive Committee wishes all NSELA members a Happy Thanksgiving! We hope you stay safe and healthy as you travel to see friends and family. We are thankful for your participation in NSELA this year by attending webinars and virtual conferences, responding to member surveys, reading newsletters, nominating yourselves or others for awards, reading or writing for the Science Educator journal, and applying to run for board positions. We are especially thankful for the ongoing work of our NSELA committees and task force groups and for our committee chairs and regional directors. Thank you for your leadership. |
Members, Log In to NSELA's New Learning Center To View Past Webinars
Posted: November 1, 2021
The Learning Center is our new platform where both members and non-members will be able to access resources including webinar recordings, conference recordings our Science Educator Journal, partner information, and more.
This intuitive platform also allows you to navigate custom learning pathways with virtual courses, receive on-demand certificates for attendance, and keep track of professional development hours.
The Learning Center is designed to save time and hassle. Watch this video to get a quick overview of the Learning Center before diving in!
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