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Digging for Data

Mining geoscience databases to deepen and expand STEM learning opportunities

The Science Teacher—May/June 2021 (Volume 88, Issue 5)

By Susan Meabh Kelly

Digging for Data

 

Right to the Source

Visualizing U.S. Energy Use and Production 50 Years Ago

The Science Teacher—May/June 2021 (Volume 88, Issue 5)

By Peter Decraene

 

career of the month

Chemical Engineer Andrew Zydney

The Science Teacher—May/June 2021 (Volume 88, Issue 5)

By Luba Vangelova

Chemical Engineer Andrew Zydney

 

Teacher Spotlight

Teacher Spotlight: Roger Blevins

The Science Teacher—May/June 2021 (Volume 88, Issue 5)

 

Idea Bank

Bringing Literacy into the Biology Classroom Using Story Progressions

The Science Teacher—May/June 2021 (Volume 88, Issue 5)

By Miranda Mellen

 

Resource Rendezvous

A Podcast You Should Know: SYSK

The Science Teacher—May/June 2021 (Volume 88, Issue 5)

By Holly Amerman

 

Citizen Science

Air Quality Science for All

The Science Teacher—May/June 2021 (Volume 88, Issue 5)

By Jill Nugent

 

focus on physics

Physics Activities With Metersticks

The Science Teacher—May/June 2021 (Volume 88, Issue 5)

By Paul G. Hewitt

 

New NSTA Resource Helps Science Teachers Discover How Crosscutting Concepts Fit Into Three-Dimensional Learning and STEM

Archive: Science Update: The Amazon: Why We Should Care and What We Should Fear, August 19, 2021

Thousands of miles away, the Amazon affects our climate, what we eat, the medicines we take, and it may be the source of our next pandemic. Why is forest clearing and burning increasing so fast, and what are some of the ways in which we can slow this destruction down to protect biodiversity and ourselves?

We invite you to register for upcoming web seminars at NSTA.

Thousands of miles away, the Amazon affects our climate, what we eat, the medicines we take, and it may be the source of our next pandemic. Why is forest clearing and burning increasing so fast, and what are some of the ways in which we can slow this destruction down to protect biodiversity and ourselves?

We invite you to register for upcoming web seminars at NSTA.

Thousands of miles away, the Amazon affects our climate, what we eat, the medicines we take, and it may be the source of our next pandemic. Why is forest clearing and burning increasing so fast, and what are some of the ways in which we can slow this destruction down to protect biodiversity and ourselves?

We invite you to register for upcoming web seminars at NSTA.

Thousands of miles away, the Amazon affects our climate, what we eat, the medicines we take, and it may be the source of our next pandemic. Why is forest clearing and burning increasing so fast, and what are some of the ways in which we can slow this destruction down to protect biodiversity and ourselves?

We invite you to register for upcoming web seminars at NSTA.

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