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kmwinchell wrote 1 day ago: Mud Turtle: Kinosternon subrubrum (Wikimedia commons) Since my last post about technology in lizard … more →

Tags: technology, Turtles, microHabitat, iButton

Nature Methods for Scientists

Doc Natural wrote 1 month ago: http://www.nature.com/nmeth/index.html … more →

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Root Intensification Methods

Doc Natural wrote 1 month ago: http://m.naturalnews.com/news/039766_rice_farming_organic_agriculture_yields.html Root Intensificati … more →

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One More for Tonight

Megan wrote 2 months ago: This past week was our Spring Break. I had every intention of churning out blog posts and homework a … more →

Tags: College, Blogger, Science, Websites, Homework, Spring Break

Science at Home

Megan wrote 2 months ago: I’ve mentioned in previous posts that I had to start another blog for my science methods cours … more →

Tags: College, Blogger, Science, Science at home, Courses, Family, Home, Homeschool, Assignments

Playing with LittleBits in Elementary Science Methods

dani92026 wrote 2 months ago: After learning about electricity and simple circuits using batteries, bulbs, and wires, Elementary S … more →

Tags: ED320S, engineering

2nd Week of TC Update

chinesesnoweth wrote 3 months ago: So I’m taking a break from the budget tips to give some updates on my second week at Teachers … more →

Tags: columbia teacher's college, Math, Science, Special Ed., Disability, Education, Math 2, math methods, mathematics

First Day of Science Methods

chinesesnoweth wrote 3 months ago: Today was the first day of Science Methods. Our class was pretty small, maybe around 20 people and h … more →

Tags: columbia teacher's college, Science, COLUMBIA, TC, teachers college, Student, Science, Class, elementary inclusive program

Tools to Lighten the Chore of Lab Report (and Essay) Grading

Hands-On Labs wrote 7 months ago: By Linda Jeschofnig Peter and I give numerous “best practices” presentation to online and soon-to-be … more →

Tags: Education, Science Education, Science, Online, Hands-On Labs, Alternative Education, online science, New Study, Online Cheating

Elementary Science: Lots of One Area Over a Little of Many

chrysd1975 wrote 10 months ago: Jeannie’s site is written in a Q&A format. The question has to do with spending a year or … more →

Tags: Homeschool, Parenting, Homeschool, Homeschooling, Apologia Science, Jeannie Fulbright

Science Conferences: Presentations vs. Discussions4 comments

Paul Vallett wrote 11 months ago: I recently attended a very useful scientific conference and workshop on a specific area of solar ene … more →

Tags: Brainstorms, bad science, brainstorm, Collaboration, solar materials

The Cost of an Incomplete Science Education: Why Hands-On Science Experimentation Is Vital

Hands-On Labs wrote 1 year ago: Written by: Linda Jeschofnig, co-author of Teaching Lab Science Courses Online It is distressing tha … more →

Tags: Science, distance learning, LabPaq, Hands-On Labs, Alternative Education, alternative learners, online science, Linda Jeschofnig, American Chemical Society

EDU 6362: Final Showcase Lesson Plan

tammylucebportfolio wrote 2 years ago: Schoolof Education                                                                                   … more →

Tags: S2: Aligned with curriculum standards and outcomes (stu, EDU 6362, Final Lesson Plan

EDU 6362: Science Methods Final Unit Plan

tammylucebportfolio wrote 2 years ago: Standards Essential Questions/ Enduring Understandings Content Skills Assessment Activities/ Time Fr … more →

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EDU 6362: Reading Reflection 5 (November 15, 2010)

Deonna Tourtellot wrote 2 years ago: Using Questioning Skills in Inquiry Douglas Llewellyn   In our reading this week, Llewellyn (20 … more →

Tags: L2- Classroom/ school centered, S1 - Content Driven, S3 - Integrated across content areas, T2 - Intentionally planned, Questioning, redirectioning, Classroom Community, Critical Thinking

EDU 6362: Reading Reflection 4 (November 2, 2010)

Deonna Tourtellot wrote 2 years ago: Designing Investigations Douglas Llewellyn Previous to reading this chapter, I was under the assumpt … more →

Tags: S1 - Content Driven, S2 - Aligned with curriculum standards and outcomes, inquiry, Scientific Method

EDU 6362: Reading Reflection 3 (October 19, 2010)

Deonna Tourtellot wrote 2 years ago: Creating a Culture of Inquiry Douglas Llewellyn One significant idea from this reading that I would … more →

Tags: S1 - Content Driven, S2 - Aligned with curriculum standards and outcomes, inquiry-based classroom

EDU 6362- Reflection 2 (October 12, 2010)

Deonna Tourtellot wrote 2 years ago: How Do Children Learn Science? Douglas Llewellyn One significant idea from this chapter is that chil … more →

Tags: S1 - Content Driven, S2 - Aligned with curriculum standards and outcomes, Constructivism, inquiry

EDU 6362 Reading Reflection 1 (October 5, 2010)

Deonna Tourtellot wrote 2 years ago: Constructivism as a Referent for Science Teaching Lorsbach, A., & Tobin, K. (1997) One idea of s … more →

Tags: S1 - Content Driven, S2 - Aligned with curriculum standards and outcomes, T2 - Intentionally planned, T3 - Influenced by multiple instructional strategies, Constructivism, teaching strategies


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