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Miniature Sleds, Go, Go, Go!

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Miniature Sleds, Go, Go, Go!

Design Technology: Children’s Engineering (Dunn and Larson 1990), is a learning model that allows children to experience developmentally appropriate...

Note Sheets: A Reliable Predictor of Success?

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Note Sheets: A Reliable Predictor of Success?

Students in a large introductory-level biology course brought one page of notes to their exams. The authors scored these note sheets for their format ...

The Case Study: The Cheerleader and the Football Player

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The Case Study: The Cheerleader and the Football Player

This is a classic engineering problem involving pulleys. It is suitable for any basic class where Newtonian mechanics are discussed. The objective of ...

Internet Courses: Are They Worth the Effort?

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Internet Courses: Are They Worth the Effort?

To investigate the effectiveness of an Internet-delivered course, one group of biology students learned the course material employing Internet resourc...

Favorite Demonstration: Illustrating Heterochrony and Heterotopy

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Favorite Demonstration: Illustrating Heterochrony and Heterotopy

This article describes an inexpensive, simple method using balloons to demonstrate heterochrony and heterotopy in the classroom. The method can be use...

Got Mud?

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Got Mud?

Wetland ecology is a complex subject that draws from several scientific disciplines. While classroom lectures are necessary to teach the vast body of ...

Why Does My Cruorine Change Color?

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Why Does My Cruorine Change Color?

The classical research literature provides material appropriate for use in problem-based courses. Here, the spectroscopic study by G. G. Stokes of the...

Reading Your Way to Scientific Literacy

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Reading Your Way to Scientific Literacy

Having students read and analyze scientific articles gives them an understanding of scientific information as presented in the literature. After study...

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