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In over 18 years of operation, the Michigan State University’s “Spartan Speakers Program” has provided over 346 quality seminars, discussions, a...
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Guest Editorial: In Search of Science for All
An opinion piece about the issue of inclusion in the elementary science classroom....
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This article describes a new teaching strategy employed in a senior-level microbiology course where up to 25 students are introduced to and conduct se...
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Using the inquiry method, nonscience majors in Portland State University’s Natural Science Inquiry classes complete student-directed projects, indiv...
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Fresh water is one of our most important resources, yet 97 percent of Earth’s water is salt water and an additional 2 percent is frozen in glaciers ...
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The phenomenon of complementation is not only one of the most important, but it is also one of the most challenging concepts for undergraduate genetic...
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Editor's Roundtable: Drawing conclusions
Science Scope’s editor shares thoughts regarding the current issue....
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Out of Sight: Investigating Unseen Objects
In this module, students measure and map unseen objects hidden within boxes representing the ocean floor. These instructional activities use the eleme...
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What Research Says: What Have Researchers Been Saying About Science Fairs?
To help stimulate more interest in science fairs, this article offers a brief history and rationale of the science fair, discusses the research that h...
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In clinical laboratories, molecular methods of DNA analysis such as the polymerase chain reaction (PCR) are used to identify fungal and bacterial path...
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May is American Wetlands Month—an opportunity to leave the classroom and excite students with guided hands-on experiences in nature. In this article...
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Frances Hamerstrom: Wildlife Biologist
The main purpose of this article is to provide a series of science lessons geared around the work and life of wildlife biologist Frances Hamerstrom. T...
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Productive Questions: Tools for Supporting Constructivist Learning
The six types of productive questions—attention-focusing, measuring and counting, comparison, action, problem-posing, and reasoning—enable teacher...
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The aim of this study is to determine what students' conceptions of a chemical are as they graduate with degrees in chemistry. With the knowledge of w...