Hello ASA members and friends! Thanks
for visiting this wiki-blog dedicated to designing and developing
content for an ASA Homeschooling Resources website (the ASA-HSR
project).
No one can doubt the significant role that homeschooling plays in American education and development of future generations of Christians. Helping to ensure that this generation of students learns science and its relationship to Christian faith is at the core of our ASA mission. Please consider how you can help to make this important website a reality. Here are several ways that you can
participate in this project.
Subscribe to the project wiki/blog and help in the following ways:
- Refine content types (e.g., templates for book reviews, lesson plans, etc.)
- Evaluate content structure (i.e., plans
for how the site will be organized)
- Correct and edit authored content (the
wiki format allows you to edit pages)
- Provide general help in evaluating
project ideas as they develop
Volunteer for these research and
administrative tasks:
- Market Research: Make an inventory of
existing curricula, ranked by popularity
- Education Research: Summarize state
science standards as an internal guide for the project
- Networking: Provide contact information
for curriculum publishers/authors that you know
- Correspondence: Contact publishers via
an ASA-approved letter to request materials for review
- Website Planning: Advise and help plan
website architecture, functionality and administration
- Review-Coordination: Manage mailing and
exchange of review materials
Contribute content by one of the
following activities:
- Review an individual textbook/teacher's
guide in your scientific discipline
- Author a short lesson on a
science-faith topic of your choice
- Share and describe a syllabus that you
compiled and used with your children or friends
Need help getting started?