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Science Sampler: Teaching cell anatomy with a fabric model
One of the most important, yet difficult, life science concepts for students to grasp is that “all life functions of humans and other organisms are ...
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Science Sampler: Science newsletters
Having students write and publish their own newsletters is a great way to integrate reading and writing, infuse technology, and build home/school rela...
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Scope on the Skies: Summer skies
Planet viewing, a good meteor shower, space missions, and the biggest full Moon of the year will be a few of the highlights of this summer's astronomi...
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Turn your classroom into a candy factory to help students gain an understanding of cell organelles in a meaningful context. Students compare the cell�...
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Embracing Controversy in the Classroom
Controversial topics such as stem-cell research can help build scientific understanding, enhance communication skills, and develop an appreciation for...
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Science Sampler: Cancer -- Mitosis run amok
Studying cancer can provide a real-life understanding of the normal cell cycle and what happens when it goes awry. In this activity, students research...
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Are you looking for ways to log professional development hours without traveling too far away from home this summer? Through reading, a teacher can sp...
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Tried and True: Presenting mitosis
Bring the stages of mitosis to life for your students with the use of technology. In this engaging lesson, students are introduced to the topic of cel...
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Issues in-depth: Setting FIRES to stem cell research
Stem cell research is constantly under "fire" in the media today. Use this effective strategy to present the basic scientific knowledge about stem cel...
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Guided by an Inventor’s Log and the process of scientific inquiry, students problem solve, think creatively, and budget their time and resources to ...
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Scope on Safety: More ergo, less aargh!
Is your job a pain in the neck, wrist, or back? If so, ergonomics may provide you with some relief. Ergonomics is the science of adapting workstations...
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Science Sampler: Analogy of the cell project
In this inquiry-based science project, students compare the makeup of a cell to an everyday working unit or system and create a three-dimensional obje...