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2004 California
Science Education Conference
October 14th - 17th, 2004 ~ San Jose Convention Center
"Bringing Us Together"
About the Conference: The 2004 California Science Education Conference features over 200 standards-based workshops, focus speakers, field courses, short courses, special events, and more, all geared toward teachers in every science discipline and at every grade level. It’s a can’t-miss, one-stop shop for new and veteran science educators alike and is the most affordable, comprehensive approach to your professional development.
CSTA Journal Editorial Guidelines
Editorial Guidelines: Articles should endeavor to address a topic
or an aspect of a topic in-depth and be factual and research-based. Articles
may imply the author's opinion on an issue as long as the content is backed
up by cited facts. Articles may be of any reasonable length; the editors
reserve the right to edit for space, content and style.
Submissions: Submissions should include a title page with the
author's name, address, phone number and e-mail address, affiliations
and a brief biographical sketch of 2 or 3 lines. Indicate whether or not
the article has been published or submitted elsewhere. Articles may be
sent electronically or on disk, in Rich Text Format (rtf), followed by
a hard copy sent via U.S. mail to the CSTA office.
Electronic submissions: send to csta@cascience.org; write "For
CSTA Journal" in the subject line.
Mail submissions: send to CSTA, 3800 Watt Ave., Suite 100, Sacramento,
CA 95821.
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