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They are places that not only can be visited by science classes but that often provide local outreach, kits, publications, teacher training, an(1 other services. They inclu(le, for example, a regional science (liscovery center with in-service education on science content and hands-on learning in Anchorage, Alaska; a dolphin research center with an education hotline in Grassy Key, Florida; a worId-renowned muse 166 um in San Francisco, California, with more than 600 interactive exhibits; and a children's museum with a hancls-on science bar in Portland, Maine.
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are formal programs such as the National Science Foundation's Teacher Enhancement Program, the Community Service Centers Project of the Quality Education for Minorities Network, and the Saturday Workshop Program of the Gifted Child Society. The "Publications/materials" category identifies such forms of assistance as periodicals, curriculum units and guidelines, catalogs, and audiovisual and computerbased materials.
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