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Center for Innovation in Science Learning
Programs

Since 1995, the Center for Innovation in Science Learning (CISL) has sustained cumulative learning research and program development in four areas of national focus in science education: teacher development, educational technology, gender and family learning, and youth leadership. In keeping with the mission of The Franklin Institute, the core philosophy of all CISL programs is the commitment to inquiry learning in science.

The Center for Innovation enjoys a national reputation for promoting science inquiry in the following areas. Signature Projects, as well as Current Programs, are presented in each area.

Science on the Web Online learning resources
for K-12 teachers.
Teacher Development Science inquiry in the
classroom and on the Web.
Young Women in Science Gender equity for
girls and women
Youth Leadership Youth leadership in the
museum and the community
Parent Involvement Parent collaboration with
children and teachers
History of Science Unique online resources
in the history of science
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