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Christine Anne Royce of Pennsylvania is an Assistant Professor
in the Teacher Education Department at Shippensburg
University. Some of the classes that she teaches include science methods
courses to preservice teachers, Assessment and Evaluation, and Research Methods
at the graduate level. Most recently she served as the Academic Dean of Bishop
Hannan High School, where she taught Earth and Space Science as well. She has
been teaching since 1990 and has experience with grades K-12. She received her
Ed.D in Science Education from Temple
University in 2002. Christine has authored several articles and is the co-author
of a series of books for the elementary and middle level science classroom.
She is the recipient of the Presidential
Award for Excellence in Mathematics and Science (1997); and the Outstanding
Earth Science Teacher for Pennsylvania (2002). Her educational interests have
taken her to Japan on a Fulbright Memorial Fund Program (1999) and Costa Rica
as part of the Woodrow Wilson
National Fellowship (2000). She is a member of the National
Science Teachers Association (NSTA), the National
Earth Science Teachers Association (NESTA), and the Pennsylvania
Science Teachers Association (PSTA); where she serves as editor of the newsletter.
Christine's hobbies include reading, photography and travelling. She lives in
the Shippensburg area of Pennsylvania with her two cats - - Syzygy and Chaos.
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