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Real-Time Ocean Data in the Classroom

Journal Article

Real-Time Ocean Data in the Classroom

To apply students’ savvy internet skills in the science classroom—as well as capture their interest in science and investigation, and provide oppo...

Career of the Month: An Interview with Infant Physical Therapist Cole Galloway

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Career of the Month: An Interview with Infant Physical Therapist Cole Galloway

From a sprained ankle to a brain injury to a total hip replacement, when something limits our ability to move or perform daily activities, life can be...

The Quiet Skies Project

Journal Article

The Quiet Skies Project

To help promote student awareness of the connection between radio astronomy and radio frequency interference (RFI), an inquiry-based science curriculu...

Safer Science: Laboratory Relocation

Journal Article

Safer Science: Laboratory Relocation

The movement of hazardous chemicals found in high school science laboratories and chemical storerooms can be risky business due to the increased likel...

Teaching the Anatomy of a Scientific Journal Article

Journal Article

Teaching the Anatomy of a Scientific Journal Article

To promote inquiry-based learning, the authors integrate the anatomy of a scientific journal article into their secondary science curriculum. In this ...

The Prepared Practitioner: Shedding Light on Misconceptions

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The Prepared Practitioner: Shedding Light on Misconceptions

This month’s theme is classroom research—a great opportunity to discuss one of the author’s favorite studies, which took place in a single class...

Health Wise: Introducing “Health Wise”

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Health Wise: Introducing “Health Wise”

As a science teacher, do you find yourself fielding questions about everything from steroids to skin cancer to the bird flu? Tired of seeing students ...

Commentary: The Underlying Life Lesson

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Commentary: The Underlying Life Lesson

Are you, as a science teacher, ever left exhausted at the end of the day wondering, “Is it really worth the effort?” After over 50 years on this E...

Tips for the Traveling Teacher

Journal Article

Tips for the Traveling Teacher

While the ideal situation is for all science to be taught in a properly-equipped classroom, where materials do not have to be transported from room to...

No Child Left Inside

Journal Article

No Child Left Inside

Earth Science Week (ESW) 2008 encourages people around the globe to open doors and investigate new opportunities. This year’s theme, “No Child Lef...

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