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	Science Technicians
		Overall employment of science technicians is expected to increase about as fast as the average for all occupations through the year 2010.
		The average annual salary for biological science technicians in nonsupervisory, supervisory, and managerial positions employed by the Federal Government in 2001 was $32,753; for physical science technicians, $42,657; for geodetic technicians, $53,143; for hydrologic technicians, $39,518; and for meteorologic technicians, $48,630.
		Other technicians who apply scientific principles at a level usually taught in 2-year associate degree programs include engineering technicians, broadcast technicians and sound engineering technicians and radio operators, drafters, and various health technologists and technicians, including clinical laboratory technologists and technicians, diagnostic medical sonographers, and radiologic technologists and technicians.
	www.umsl.edu /services/govdocs/ooh20022003/ocos115.htm (2593 words)

	Science education - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Science education is the field interested in sharing science content and process with individuals not traditionally considered part of the science community.
		These science educators take the point of view that many groups (such as women, non-Asian and non-Jewish ethnic minorities, and the disabled) have been traditionally marginalized and excluded from science, to the detriment of the field.
		In UK schools science is generally taught as a single subject science until age 14-16 then splits into subject specific A levels (physics, chemistry and biology).
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Science_education (385 words)

	Science Technicians
		Science technicians use the principles and theories of science and mathematics to solve problems in research and development and to help invent and improve products and processes.
		Employment of science technicians is expected to increase more slowly than the average for all occupations through the year 2008.
		The average annual salary for biological science technicians in nonsupervisory, supervisory, and managerial positions employed by the Federal Government in early 1999 was $30,300; for mathematical technicians, $41,000; for physical science technicians, $38,200; for geodetic technicians, $48,800; for hydrologic technicians, $36,000; and for meteorologic technicians, $45,200.
	www.jobbankusa.com /ohb/ohb115.html (1917 words)

	Career Information - Science Technicians
		For example, a forensic science technician may consult either a medical expert about the exact time and cause of a death or a technician who specializes in DNA typing in hopes of matching a DNA type to a suspect.
		In 2005, the average annual salary in nonsupervisory, supervisory, and managerial positions in the Federal Government was $38,443 for biological science technicians; $50,264 for physical science technicians; $62,854 for geodetic technicians; $48,238 for hydrologic technicians; and $58,725 for meteorological technicians.
		Other technicians who apply scientific principles at a level usually acquired in 2-year associate’s degree programs include engineering technicians, broadcast and sound engineering technicians and radio operators, drafters, and health technologists and technicians, especially clinical laboratory technologists and technicians, diagnostic medical sonographers, and radiologic technologists and technicians.
	www.collegegrad.com /careers/proft69.shtml (3248 words)

	Science technicians
		Little or no growth in employment of geological and petroleum technicians is expected because employment in the oil and gas extraction and mining industries, among the largest employers of geological and petroleum technicians, is expected to decline.
		In 2003, the average annual salary in nonsupervisory, supervisory, and managerial positions in the Federal Government was $30,440 for biological science technicians; $44,068 for physical science technicians; $55,374 for geodetic technicians; $40,781 for hydrologic technicians; and $52,585 for meteorological technicians.
		Other technicians who apply scientific principles at a level usually acquired in 2-year associate degree programs include engineering technicians, broadcast and sound engineering technicians and radio operators, drafters, and health technologists and technicians, especially clinical laboratory technologists and technicians, diagnostic medical sonographers, and radiologic technologists and technicians.
	stats.bls.gov /oco/ocos115.htm (2925 words)

	Liberal arts of LIS, Buckland
		For this reason any school of LIS in a research university that held the conception of LIS of this book ought to be closed or, at least, moved out of the research university.
		Schools of LIS in the USA have historically avoided offering courses for other departments' students, with some narrow, utilitarian exceptions: service courses in children's literature for education students and, occasionally, courses of bibliographic instruction.
		In US terminology, the school would become a liberal arts department because the topics to be studied would be studied in their own right.
	www.ischool.berkeley.edu /~buckland/libarts.html (4347 words)

	House of Commons - Science and Technology - Written Evidence
		The Science in Society programme is designed to ensure that the Royal Society is in a position to demonstrate leadership in developing a dialogue between scientists and the wider public.
		Science policy projects are funded from private and public sources, according to context but the source of funding never influences the conduct or outcome of a science policy project.
		For instance, secondary school pupils at Reepham High School in Norwich are working with BT on a computer controlled telescope and robotic dome, while 90 schoolchildren at Deeplish Primary School in Rochdale have undertaken a "Fit for Life" project with the University of Manchester that includes studying how the human heartbeat responds to exercise.
	www.publications.parliament.uk /pa/cm200102/cmselect/cmsctech/774/774ap38.htm (18254 words)

	scijobs.org OOH Job Profiles - Library Technicians (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
		Library technicians direct library users to standard references, organize and maintain periodicals, prepare volumes for binding, handle interlibrary loan requests, prepare invoices, perform routine cataloguing and coding of library materials, retrieve information from computer databases, and supervise support staff.
		Library technicians in school libraries encourage and teach students to use the library and media center.
		Some library technicians advance to supervisory positions and are in charge of the day-to-day operation of their department.
	www.scijobs.org /ooh/113.shtml (1569 words)

	CTA \| California Educator
		The state adopted science content standards in 1998 and is due to approve the frameworks this spring.
		Science will likely be "augmented" into the STAR 9 tests this year for high school students, but there is no date for such augmentation at the lower grade levels.
		According to the National Science Foundation, "Science and engineering occupations are projected to grow at almost four times the rate of all other occupations." As the number of scientists and engineers retiring from their fields begins to soar, the demand for such workers is expected to double by 2008.
	www.cta.org /CaliforniaEducator/v5i4/feature_1 (1987 words)

	Science Technicians (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
		In July 2001 the Royal Society and the Association for Science Education published the results of a survey of science technicians in schools and colleges.
		At the same time, the working group responsible for the survey agreed to undertake further work to inform the national debate surrounding the role of technicians in science education, and in particular to examine whether action was required to strengthen technician support in schools and colleges.
		This leaflet was sent to all schools in England, N Ireland and Wales in the Summer of 2004.
	www.shambles.net /pages/learning/ScienceP/sctech (165 words)

	Science education Summary
		Meaningful science education is more necessary than ever in order to develop and expand scientific and technological literacy in all cultures and sectors of society and thus improve public participation in decision making.
		Science education is the field concerned with sharing science content and process with individuals not traditionally considered part of the scientific community.
		In UK schools science is generally taught as a single subject science until age 14-16 then splits into subject specific A levels (physics, chemistry and biology).
	www.bookrags.com /Science_education (1651 words)

	Enews - No. 43
		Despite letters of support from the Science Minister, Lord Sainsbury, and Rhodri Morgan, the First Minister for Wales, not to mention 18 fellows of the Royal Society, Swansea's vice-chancellor, Richard Davies, seems set to press ahead with his planned savings - as he is quite entitled to do.
		He first asked whether the Scottish Executive had any plans to review the role of school science technicians and their pay and conditions within a national framework.
		Brian went onto enquire what the implications for school science technicians are of implementation of the report by the Scottish Science Advisory Committee, Science Matters: making the right connections for Scotland.
	www.rsc.org /ScienceAndTechnology/Parliament/ScotParliament/enews43.asp (620 words)

	Content of courses for technicians
		Safe, legal and humane biology: This 1-day course (usually about 5 hours excluding breaks) will help technicians to understand and interpret the many regulations, recommendations and advice from various sources (much of which is confusing, out of date or contradictory) which relate to the safe teaching and resourcing of biology in schools.
		If laboratory technicians etc are required to carry out the test and report to their employer, then they should be suitably trained.
		Technicians will make, and take back to school, some simple pieces of equipment that will be useful for their jobs and could save their schools money.
	www.cleapss.org.uk /courses/cscontec.htm (1931 words)

	Science Technician Training Courses in Leicester, Nottingham and Lincoln
		We collaborate with ASE INSET Services, CLEAPSS, and a number of experienced science technicians and trainers to provide a portfolio of courses and events designed for technicians at all stages of their career.
		Courses are led by a team of skilled presenters, who have relevant and recent school experience.
		Parts of the Science Learning Centre East Midlands web site are hosted by the University of Leicester and maintained by the School of Education.
	www.le.ac.uk /slcem/subjects/technicians.html (265 words)

	School Bus Transportation News at STN Media (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
		He had the highest score of all technicians in the U.S. and Canada who took the school bus certification exams in 2004.
		With all of his skill and concern for school bus safety, Keaton says it's hard to find a job — or mechanical training in — neighboring school districts with budget constraints and shrinking staff positions.
		School bus manufacturers approach customer support and training as a competitive advantage, according to Michael Martin, executive director, National Association for Pupil Transportation.
	www.schoolbusexpo.com /stn/articlearchive/cover_maint_training_0605.htm (870 words)

	Welcome to NZASE - Constitution (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
		To establish a profile for NZASE as the spokesperson for science educators and to promote science teachers, science and science education.
		Initiate contact with science related professional bodies to advertise the advocacy role of NZASE in relation to the teaching of science.
		Teachers of science have the professional expertise required to lead ongoing developments in science curricula and associated assessment.
	www.nzase.org.nz /welcome/policies.html (2382 words)

	Welcome to Trinity High School Online - School History
		The school is not, as suggested by local legend, built the wrong way round.
		The school also opted for a theatre rather than an assembly hall, believing that it would be of greater benefit to the community.
		Another extra in the school was the "animal room" which I believe was to be used for producing specimens for Biology lessons.
	www.trinity.s-lanark.sch.uk /AboutSchool/history.aspx (430 words)

	Working at Washington University - Washington University School of Medicine
		The Medical School is one of St. Louis’ major employers, with approximately 7,000 faculty and staff.
		Technicians and technologists active in the school’s 1,000-plus research investigations analyze data, prepare and perform experiments, maintain laboratory equipment, and assist in the preparation of publications.
		Although the School of Medicine is not a hospital, it does provide patient services in clinics and clinical laboratories.
	medschool.wustl.edu /workingwu.html (604 words)

	DLORN ~ September 28, 2004 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
		Educational Lending Right (ELR) Educational Lending Right (ELR) has two objectives: to make payments to Australian creators and publishers on the basis that income is lost because their books are available for loan in educational libraries and to support the enrichment of Australian culture by encouraging the growth and development of Australian writing and publishing.
		Schools invited to participate in survey, details of the process and further information are available on this site.
		Australian Secondary School Science Education Technicians (ASSSET) A laboratory technician group based in Australia, but membership is not restricted.
	www.downes.ca /archive/04/09_28_DLORN.htm (1009 words)

	Using Python in a High School Computer Science Program
		As a high school teacher with all the obligations that entails, however, I was not in a position to drop everything and give myself a crash course in Python.
		With the growing interest on the part of school systems in all things related to computer technology, this is a good time to begin using Python in schools.
		Technicians are also assigned an id which is appended to each ticket whenever a technician decides to take the job.
	www.python.org /workshops/2000-01/proceedings/papers/elkner/pyYHS.html (4579 words)

	Planet Science \| Sci-Teach \| School Visits \| Comments
		Following from a shift in the way I was looking at Science, in last years KS2 SATS from a very mixed ability class of 30, 25 achieved level 5, the rest level 4.
		This is my 7th year teaching and I took visiting another school to a different level, and am currently taking part in the Fulbright international teachers exchange scheme.
		Science is also split into your 'normal sciences' - Biology, Chemistry, Physics, and Ag Science (farming and everything involved) and most human science being covered in Health classes.
	www.scienceyear.com /sciteach/schools/comments.html (685 words)

	Legal Sciences - Motor Vehicle Collision Investigation
		Legal Sciences is dedicated to providing information, educational resources and training opportunities for professionals involved in the criminal justice system who handle impaired driver and motor vehicle crash cases.
		Legal Sciences instructors have taught general traffic officers, DRE officers, accident reconstructionists, investigators and prosecutors (federal, state and municipal), government criminalists, toxicologists, crime lab technicians, crime victims, personal injury attorneys and judges across the United States.
		It is the goal of Legal Sciences to produce educational resources - books, tapes, disks, and DVDs - that will be considered among the finest in the field.
	www.legalsciences.com (93 words)

	FSEA Is For Everyone (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
		Developed by engineers, scientists, and technicians, the projects involve such science concepts as energy, motion, friction, electricity, and explorations in the life sciences.
		Those cards are symbolic of the student's level of achievement, since they acknowledge that students are solving real engineering and science problems while gaining an appreciation for what the real world of engineering and science is like.
		The portfolio consists of certificates, received at the end of each project, which describe all the science, engineering, mathematical, technical, and non-technical concepts that were part of each project.
	www.lalc.k12.ca.us /catalog/articles/104.html (421 words)

	Learn more about Science education in the online encyclopedia. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
		Learn more about Science education in the online encyclopedia.
		In addition, the process of science is often overlooked, such as the scientific method, and critical thinking, producing students whom can pass multiple choice tests (such as the New York and California Regents exams and the Massachusetts MCAS), but cannot solve complex problems.
		Both groups wish to train future scientists, they differ on how to do so, and whom is qualified.
	www.onlineencyclopedia.org /s/sc/science_education.html (407 words)

	Dalhousie Physics and Atmospheric Science - High School Students (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-03)
		Dalhousie Physics and Atmospheric Science is a world class institution, in education and in research.
		Persons with this degree have taken jobs as research assistants or technicians with companies like Xerox, Nortel, etc. It is also used as a stepping stone to further training and careers in teaching, meteorology, engineering, law, medicine, and the health sciences.
		Joint Programme (5 years): A 15 credit Bachelor of Science degree majoring in Physics can be taken along with a Bachelor of Engineering degree.
	www.physics.dal.ca /physics_4198.html (1674 words)

	Science technicians in schools and colleges
		Technicians in schools and colleges have a vital role to play in the provision of high quality science education.
		A meeting was held on 16 May 2002 with representatives of the DfES to discuss the situation regarding school science technicians.
		The outcome of this meeting was an invitation to the Society and the Association for Science Education to submit a proposal to draw up national guidelines on a career structure / competencies of technicians.
	www.royalsoc.ac.uk /page.asp?id=1993 (277 words)

	Marine Careers :: FAQs
		If you are interested in what a marine science communicator does (that’s what I am), click here for my answers to interview questions sent to me by several students.
		Places to search would be aquaria, museums, science centers, as well as federal or state laboratories, marine theme parks, or businesses dealing with the marine environment.
		And, there are many types of technicians: marine technicians, science technicians, or technicians in more specialized areas of science, such as geology, chemistry, biology, and engineering.
	www.whoi.edu /science/marinecareers/faqs.html (2122 words)

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