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Blue Solids, Red Liquids, and Yellow Gases
During this eye-opening unit, students create visual representations of some very abstract concepts, and in the process eliminate many of their miscon...
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Photographing Wildlife: Observing wildlife with an inexpensive camera
This activity can produce meaningful learning by improving students' skills in planning, problem solving, and decision making, as well as to serve as ...
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Teaching Teachers: Standards Direct Preservice Teacher Portfolios
Portfolios provide an opportunity and a structure for teachers to document and describe their teaching, articulate professional knowledge, and reflect...
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Students need to understand that science problems have more than one possible solution. Therefore, incorporating hands-on problem solving activities i...
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The Meteor Scatter Project, a replication of a NASA funded project carried out by Anthony Mallama, is a system capable of recognizing meteor activity ...
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Guest Editorial: Computers in the Year 2000
An opinion piece about the millennium computer bug or year 2000 problem (Y2K) that could cause computer systems to crash....
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Once students become aware that science is something that most of us “do” daily, they are more apt to want to do science themselves. To encourage ...
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Idea Bank: Sun's Rays Strike Earth
The Idea Bank provides tips and techniques for creative teaching, in about 1,000 words. This month’s Idea Bank features tips for explaining the angl...
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The Case Study: And All That Jazz—An Essay Extolling the Virtues of Writing Case Teaching Notes
This column provides original articles on innovations in case study teaching, assessment of the method, as well as case studies with teaching notes. T...
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Action research is one of the fastest growing directions of staff development (Webb, 1996). This article describes how the author used the Constructiv...
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Introducing the software package “ClimProb” to their University of Nebraska-Lincoln students, the authors created a more exciting and interesting ...
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Editor's Corner: Teaching Facts, Not Fantasy
The Science Teacher’s editor shares thoughts on the current issue....
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This paper presents a mathematical model for walking on the treadmill that calculates the minimum power required for walking on the level at a constan...
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Taking Flight: Using a Wind Tunnel to Teach Aeronautic Principles
Although December 17, 1903, is heralded as the date of the first controlled powered flight, Wilbur and Orville Wright may never have succeeded were it...