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Career of the Month: An interview with bomb investigator Barney T. Villa
When there is a bomb threat, these men and women com to the rescue. You may have seen them portrayed in movies and cop shows, but bomb technicians and...
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Teaching the Stories of Scientists and their Discoveries
It takes very little extra time and effort to correlate required science concepts with history. For example, teachers can provide the historical backg...
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Revising Instruction to Teach Nature of Science
Despite numerous attempts, including the major curricular reform efforts of the 1960s to improve students’ understandings about the scientific endea...
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The Biology of Food course—a large lecture course with no laboratory section—is a mixture of kitchen chemistry, post-eating food metabolism, origi...
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The experts address the following question in this month’s column: My mom always warns me that I should never eat undercooked hamburgers, but we ser...
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To teach students about food safety practices, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and the National Science Teachers Association (NSTA) formed...
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Getting More Mileage Out of Mousetrap Cars
Building and racing mousetrap cars is a common activity in many eighth- and ninth-grade physical science classrooms. However, once students have raced...
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A Voyage through the Radio Universe
The Radio Astronomy Research Team from from Oil City Area Senior High School (OCHS) in Oil City, Pennsylvania, embarked on a special project titled �...