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Mole Mapping: Using a graphing calculator as a tool for solving mole problems
A mole map is a concept map that outlines the process for solving mole problems. In these activities the approach to using a mole map is by having stu...
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Commentary: Let Fossils Make the Case
An opinion piece about how to teach evolution to students who already have misconceptions....
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Editor's Corner: An Urgent Need
The Science Teacher’s editor shares thoughts on the current issue....
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Cell Structure Study: Students use microscopes and digital images to examine <i>Elodea</i>
A common lab exercise in biology involves an examination of the fresh water plant Elodea. This article presents a modification to the traditional exer...
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Allergic reactions to latex are becoming increasingly common. The reactions occur within a few minutes to an hour of exposure and usually disappear wi...
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In this article, an extended lab activity from a common cookbook approach is modified to determine the percent mass of water in copper (II) sulfate pe...
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The Biological Sciences Curriculum Study (BSCS) explored integrated science at the high school level through a study funded by the National Science Fo...
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Many science teachers in the Los Angeles School District were concerned over the low number of students electing to take a third year of science. Base...
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The Idea Bank provides tips and techniques for creative teaching, in about 1,000 words. In this month’s Idea Bank, find out what students need to co...
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With the trend toward integrated science, teachers often need advice and practical help to implement labs in different science topics. In this article...
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Earth and its systems, a natural integrated unit, incorporate an understanding of biology, physics, chemistry, and geology. The various systems on Ea...