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The Green Room: The Green Chemistry Laboratory

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The Green Room: The Green Chemistry Laboratory

When it comes to making chemistry labs greener, there are two overarching goals: to reduce the consumption of energy and resources and reduce the prod...

Model-Based Inquiry

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Model-Based Inquiry

Model-Based Inquiry (MBI) is an emergent instructional strategy that is gaining acceptance among science educators. This approach to learning realisti...

Science 2.0: Instant Inquiry

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Science 2.0: Instant Inquiry

Since 2008, several digital cameras have offered high-speed movie settings that allow video to be captured at 120 to 1,000 frames per second. That mea...

Idea Bank: The Gulf Oil Spill

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Idea Bank: The Gulf Oil Spill

This summer, the environmental disaster in the Gulf of Mexico unfolded with more drama than a summer blockbuster. America was riveted by a deadly expl...

Editor’s Corner: Inquiring Minds

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Editor’s Corner: Inquiring Minds

Regular readers of The Science Teacher (TST) may have noticed a lot of articles on scientific inquiry and notable among TST articles on inquiry are Be...

The Inquiry Flame

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The Inquiry Flame

In the lesson presented in this article, students learn to organize their thinking and design their own inquiry experiments through careful observatio...

The Inquiry Matrix

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The Inquiry Matrix

One way to advance inquiry in the classroom is to establish a systematic strategy for reflecting on our practice and our students’ readiness to enga...

Exploring Osmosis and Diffusion in Cells

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Exploring Osmosis and Diffusion in Cells

Guided inquiry is an instructional technique that requires students to answer a teacher-proposed research question, design an investigation, collect a...

Science Pipes: A World of Data at Your Fingertips

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Science Pipes: A World of Data at Your Fingertips

A new online tool called Science Pipes allows students to conduct biodiversity investigations. With this free tool, students create and run analyses t...

Career of the Month: An Interview With Medical Physicist John Winston

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Career of the Month: An Interview With Medical Physicist John Winston

You have probably heard that radiation is used to combat cancer, but might be wondering how exactly this works. X-rays deposit a specified dose of hig...

Self-Regulated Learning

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Self-Regulated Learning

Self-regulated learning (SRL) encourages students to learn using metacognition, strategic action, and motivation. This nontraditional approach to educ...

Science 2.0: Project Climate

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Science 2.0: Project Climate

For this issue’s “New Web Tools and Technology” theme, the authors thought it appropriate to showcase one innovative web project in depth. Ben W...

Editor’s Corner: New Tools for Learning

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Editor’s Corner: New Tools for Learning

Technology has the potential to transform science education through online social network collaboration, satellite navigation and imaging, field and l...

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