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AP Biology May 16, 2001 - Morning |
AP Chemistry May 14, 2001 - Afternoon |
AP Physics May 16, 2001 - Afternoon |
AP Environmental May 15, 2001 - Afternoon |
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An Ocean of Activities!
Surf's up! This week, Education World offers ten lessons that offer
students the opportunity to explore the largest bodies of water on
Earth: oceans! Included: Activities that involve students in creating
time lines and posters, learning about ocean mysteries and legends,
and much more! |
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Exploring
Planets in the Classroom
This site contains hands-on science activities for inquiry learning
developed by K-12 teachers in Hawaii through the Hawaii Space Grant
Consortium. EW Review
Zona Land
Zona Land was created by high school math and physics teacher Ed
Zobel to provide students with a different approach to the study
of mathematical sciences and physics. EW
Review
Greatest
Engineering Achievements of the 20th Century
The Greatest Engineering Achievements of the 20th Century chronicles
the technological accomplishments of the century that helped shape
our world today. EW
Review
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Computer Sabotage: A Lesson
Plan
Computer teacher Tom Guy was surprised to find that his students
were coming to him, completely perplexed, with every minor glitch
that occurred in the computers in his lab, even when error messages
gave them only *one* option! He decided to give the kids a crash
course in fixing minor difficulties, by "sabotaging" a computer
each day and putting the students on the case.
Internet Scavenger Hunt:
Inventors and Inventions
celebrate the world of inventions and inventors with two brand-new
scavenger hunts created by Hazel Jobe!
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Women in Science 12/27/1999 [ Science, History of Science | Grades 9-12 |
Submitted by Sr. Maureen Fallon ]
Women have encountered various obstacles in the fields of science
through the years. This lesson features a study of various women (past
and present) and the ways in which these women have overcome the obstacles
presented to them because of their sex or ethnicity. |
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Springtime is often
Science Fair time...
This week, Education World presents science fair resources as well
as links to great Web sites that are full of hands-on science experiments.
And dont miss our e-interview with NASAs teacher-astronaut, Barbara
Morgan!
Education World® Presents
A Special Technology In The Classroom Issue
We've been chosen to organize the Tech Caf, a special hands-on
technology workshop for principals at the National Association of
Secondary School Principals convention in New Orleans! In recognition
of this honor, this week we've put together a very special "technology
in the classroom" issue of Education World!
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Summer Science Is for Girls!
Are girls interested in science? Just ask biotechnologist Dr. Sylvia
Oliver and environmental engineer Dr. Kauser Jahan! These scientists
-- and science mentors -- can hardly keep up with the applications
pouring into their girls-only summer science camps.
How to Put on a Great Science
Fair!
Kids learn by doing, and a science fair gives them that chance.
How can schools put on a good science fair? How can schools avoid
having a parent fair? And how can science fairs incorporate a
cross-curricular approach?
Always a Teacher: An Education
World e-Interview With Teacher-Astronaut Barbara Morgan
Barbara Morgan ---a third-grade teacher from McCall, Idaho, and
Christa McAuliffes backup in NASAs 1986 Teacher-in-Space program---
is currently an astronaut at the Johnson Space Center in Houston,
Texas.
A Study of Inventions Promotes
Thinking 'Outside the Box'!
An inventive-thinking unit will challenge your students to think
"outside the box." They'll employ creativity and imagination as
they apply the facts and skills they've learned.
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Sciences
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