Resources for Science Writing Teachers
Teaching science writing is rewarding — and challenging. Whether you're leading your first class or beginning your tenth year as a science writing teacher, these resources will help you in the classroom. For more information, sign up for NASW-teach, a listserv community for science writing teachers or contact NASW's education committee.
Class Exercises
Writing and reading assignments aren't the only tools for teaching science writing. This page offers examples of exercises your students can do in class.
February 4, 2006 11:18 PM — Continue readingCourse Syllabi
Having problems developing a syllabus for your class? Follow this link to a list of sample syllabi provided by science writing teachers around the country.
February 4, 2006 11:14 PM — Continue readingAdditional readings and handouts
Many teachers supplement their text reading assignments with other materials, such as those listed here.
Class Topics
A course in science writing can include instruction on everything from embargoes to statistics. Follow this link for suggestions.
February 4, 2006 10:47 PM — Continue readingPotential Books or Reports for Class Use
Looking for a text or book for your students? Find a list of recommended books on this page.
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