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The Study of Ethics in the Applied Science Curriculum: Training Future Science Educators in the Ethics of Nutrition

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The Study of Ethics in the Applied Science Curriculum: Training Future Science Educators in the Ethics of Nutrition

Science classes are an appropriate place for students to examine relevant ethical problems. Nutrition science classes, in particular, discuss current ...

Editor's Note: Holding Hands

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Editor's Note: Holding Hands

Science and Children’s editor shares thoughts regarding the current issue....

Drawing to Learn Morphology in a Fish Taxonomy Laboratory: The Allure of a Taxonomy Course that Embraces Multiple Learning Processes

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Drawing to Learn Morphology in a Fish Taxonomy Laboratory: The Allure of a Taxonomy Course that Embraces Multiple Learning Processes

Taxonomy laboratories typically emphasize learning by rote memorization. In place of memorization, however, the authors designed a laboratory notebook...

Commentary: The Science of Special Education

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Commentary: The Science of Special Education

An opinion piece about the need to improve science curricula in the area of special education....

Mentors in Medicine

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Mentors in Medicine

Educators and scientists alike acknowledge the shortage of minorities pursuing science careers. To address this problem, West Virginia University (WVU...

Analysis Problems—A Means to Developing Students’ Critical-Thinking Skills: Pushing the Boundaries of Higher-Order Thinking

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Analysis Problems—A Means to Developing Students’ Critical-Thinking Skills: Pushing the Boundaries of Higher-Order Thinking

To teach critical-thinking skills in introductory biology, the authors selected an immersion system using analysis problems that incorporates critical...

Idea Bank

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Idea Bank

The Idea Bank provides tips and techniques for creative teaching, in about 1,000 words. This month’s Idea Bank includes an analogy for understanding...

Editor's Corner: Teachers Who Care

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Editor's Corner: Teachers Who Care

The Science Teacher’s editor shares thoughts on the current issue....

Rocks as Windows into the Past: Taking the idea of rocks as stories and developing a rock investigation

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Rocks as Windows into the Past: Taking the idea of rocks as stories and developing a rock investigation

In order to best teach fourth-grade students about rocks, the author used an empowering metaphor—rocks as stories from the past—that was applied t...

Poetry and the Environment: Poetry enhances children's study of the environment and provides a link with science and the language arts

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Poetry and the Environment: Poetry enhances children's study of the environment and provides a link with science and the language arts

Many poems for children published in the past few decades focus on aspects of environmental study. Combining these newer contributions with poetry pub...

Classroom of the Sea

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Classroom of the Sea

Although most students do not have the opportunity to conduct in situ research projects until college, the Classroom of the Sea program at the America...

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