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Science Shorts: Learning From the Spill
It is hard to imagine anything good coming from the Deepwater Horizon oil spill; even suggestions that the public and private sectors will learn and a...
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Guest Editorial: Sparks That Ignite Inquiry
Students ask questions all the time. They have natural curiosities about the world in which they live. Teachers help pique this curiosity with engagin...
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Curiosity + Kindergarten = Future Scientists
Carefully crafted experiences in the early childhood classroom can create learning opportunities for children that allow one curiosity to lead to anot...
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PD Pathways: Attending a Science Institute
For two weeks during Summer 2009, three elementary school teachers—Darcy Marcou, Melissa Lange, and Andrea Konitzer—participated in a science inst...
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Questions are powerful tools that are central to scientific inquiry. Given the importance of investigable questions to scientific inquiry, what can te...
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Every Day Science: November 2010
This monthly feature contains facts and challenges for the science explorer....
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The Early Years: Documenting Learning
Children’s work documents their thinking and the details they note as they learn more. Over time, by drawing, dictating, or writing about their obse...
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Learning English, Learning Science
Using science notebooks effectively in the classroom can encourage students who are learning English to keep up and keep interested. English language ...
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The authors created an interactive reflective log (IRL) to provide teachers with an opportunity to use a journal approach to record, evaluate, and com...