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Science Sampler: Conservation of mass and an unsuspected buoyancy effect

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Science Sampler: Conservation of mass and an unsuspected buoyancy effect

Over the years, many interesting chemical reactions and activities have been used to illustrate the conservation of mass. The reaction of baking soda ...

Farm to Table and Beyond: Helping Students Make Sense of the Global Food System

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Farm to Table and Beyond: Helping Students Make Sense of the Global Food System

It is not enough for students to acquire knowledge about how food is produced and processed; they must also come to understand the biological and envi...

Tried and True: Rock cycle project—Rock and rap CD cover

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Tried and True: Rock cycle project—Rock and rap CD cover

The Earth system views the entire planet as a single dynamic entity. Understanding the individual components and their interactions is necessary to co...

Teacher’s Toolkit: Information literacy for science education—Evaluating web-based materials for socioscientific issues

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Teacher’s Toolkit: Information literacy for science education—Evaluating web-based materials for socioscientific issues

Students who engage in scientific inquiry must be able to evaluate the processes and evidence used to reach conclusions about scientific issues, regar...

Science Sampler: Environmental stewardship in action

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Science Sampler: Environmental stewardship in action

Texas Watch is an environmental stewardship-in-action program that works with the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the Texas Commission on En...

Science Sampler: In search of whale food

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Science Sampler: In search of whale food

A middle school science teacher from Texas shares his professional development experience as part of the ARMADA Project, which partners science teache...

Science Sampler: Nanoscale in perspective

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Science Sampler: Nanoscale in perspective

Nanoscale science is a growing field, and to appreciate the work of scientists in this field, it is important for students to understand the scale of ...

Scope on the Skies: Of moons and rings

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Scope on the Skies: Of moons and rings

When the planet Saturn is mentioned, most probably picture the spectacular rings above the planet’s equator. The rings are not unique to Saturn (pla...

University Partnership to Deliver Statewide Professional Development

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University Partnership to Deliver Statewide Professional Development

Fort Hays State University and Emporia State University partnered with high-needs rural school districts to develop and offer a three-year professiona...

Teaching Students to Think Like Scientists During Cooperative Investigations

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Teaching Students to Think Like Scientists During Cooperative Investigations

To help students think like scientists during cooperative science investigations, the author developed the “thinking roles” strategy described in ...

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