81. Dog Cat And Handicapped Pet Care Products Services Support And Classifieds For H Homepage with links and general information concerning rehabilitation and physical therapy for animals. Hip and Elbow Dysplasia resources - These on http://handicappedpets.com/prod04.htm

Link Categories on this page Bone Problems Senior Dogs Eye-Related DM Degenerative Myelopathy Pet Cloning Diabetes Deafness Incontinence General Pet No-Kill Shelters Adoption Neurology Support Groups The Lighter Side Heartwarming Stories Grief and Loss Social/Environmental See also: Links for disabled cats , Links for Prosthetics and amputees We vote this the best free dog video ever! My name is Sterling Quick and I own a business called Poop Masters -Dog waste clean up service . That covers the Sacramento, San Joaquin and Stanislaus counties. Basically I clean up dog feces for dog owners once a week for $9.50. Samburu.com Unique Pet Gifts and Collectibles If you are looking for unique pet gift ideas, Samburu. com offers hundreds of collectible items, stuffed animals, and other adorbale pet gifts and ideas for all specific breeds of dogs, cats, horses and more! http://www.samburu.com/ VETP ET PARTNERS is a coalition of highly motivated companion animal advocates. We are companion animal caretakers, veterinary professionals, and others who are committed to learn from and teach one another in a true partnership of mutual support and respect on behalf of the beloved animals whose health and welfare are our top priority. http://www.123greetings.com/pets/dogs/

82. CISAB | Research And Homework Help do not have the personnel available to individually answer general questions, so to write well, find links to online resources about animals and animal http://www.indiana.edu/~animal/help/homework.html

R H H E L P INFO WARNING LIBRARY RESEARCH ONLINE RESEARCH ANIMAL SITES ... WRITING WELL T his page is provided by the Center for the Integrative Study of Animal Behavior at Indiana University as an aid for students from grammar school to graduate school and beyond. We do not have the personnel available to individually answer general questions, so we offer online resources to help you judge the quality of information do library research do online research improve study skills ... learn to write well , find links to online resources about animals and animal behavior , and learn about careers and training options in the field of animal behavior. INFO WARNING ! ALL INFO IS NOT EQUAL! I f you want to make sure that the information you receive is accurate, you have to be able to judge the quality of information. and peer-reviewed provide the best assurance of quality. Internet publications (including books and CD-ROMS that mirror web pages) are especially problematic, since it is possible for anyone to publish "information". The quality of information ranges from outright lies and false information to info provided by the world's experts in their field the trick is learning how to tell the difference! Is that page about frogs posted by a 9-year-old who likes frogs, or by a scientist at a research institution? I know one web page devoted to a famous artist that is full of statements that are not true; it was created by a knowledgable fellow who tired of school children sending him rude e-mails demanding help with homework. He thought having a web page full of lies that children would put in their reports and get bad grades was a nifty way for him to get the last laugh. This is why it is important to know how to judge information!

83. Biophysics Web Resources Web resources for use with Here s an applet by FuKwun Hwang that will teach you how hilarious) applet that lets you construct simple moving animals and adjust http://www.physics.uoguelph.ca/biophysics/

Web resources for use with: Physics for the Biological Sciences 3rd and 4th Ed. by F.R. Hallett, J.L. Hunt, E.L. McFarland G.H. Renninger, R.H. Stinson and D.E. Sullivan Send us mail (biophysics@physics.uoguelph.ca) Errata for 3rd edition: click here Errata for 4th edition: click here Need a nice interactive Periodic Table? Try this one! Remedial tutorials: Dimensional Analysis : This tutorial is specifically referred to in Chapter 1. Dimensional analysis is an essential skill in all quantative science. Graphing Simple Functions : A review of the techniques required to sketch (not plot) graphs of simple polynomials and how to linearize functions to produce straight line graphs. Graphing Oscillating Functions : Similar to the previous tutorial but dealing with sin and cos functions in the form of traveling and standing waves. Essential for Chapters 1, 2, and 4. Logarithms: A comprehensive review of natural (ln) and base-10 (log) logarithms. The tutorial covers definitions, numerical values and algebraic manipulation of logarithms. Essential for Chapter 2. Graphing with Logarithmic Paper: Instructs the student in the use of semi-log graphs to represent exponential functions and log-log graphs to analyze power laws.

84. PBS: The Living Edens: Glacier Bay: Teacher Resources gov/glba/learn/about/nature/animals/checklist.htm Resource people from or that have visited these Arts * Demonstrates competence in the general skills and http://www.pbs.org/edens/glacierbay/teacher.html

Rangers Wanted at Glacier Bay Today! Grades: Subject: Language Arts/Social Studies/Technology/Math Estimated Time of Completion: five to ten fifty-minute periods I. Summary Alaska's wild coast at the end of the continent, Glacier Bay, has mountain ranges, coastal beaches, protected coves, deep fjords, and tidewater glaciers. With its meadows, estuaries, lakes, and rivers, this area teems with flora and fauna and creates a wonderful diversity of life. Park rangers protect this park, teach about it uniqueness, and enforce rules to ensure safety for visiting people and the park's plants and animals. This study guide appoints students as park rangers. As students role-play Glacier Bay Park Rangers, they become acquainted with the career of a park ranger; and they also experience Glacier Bay as a laboratory for observing, studying, and appreciating this paradise of ocean and ice and its inhabitants. II. Objectives * Students will practice informative writing skills. * Students will demonstrate research skills by using the Internet and reference books and magazines to gather information. * Students will utilize their map and direction skills.

85. Resource Guide To Careers we must ensure that valuable public resources are not regarding the health of humans, other animals, and the for professionals, students, and the general public http://www.toxicology.org/PublicOutreach/CareerResources/careerguide.html

Awards and Fellowships General Public Government and Media News ... Web Developers Tool Kit Resource Guide to Careers in Toxicology What is Toxicology? Why Consider a Career in Toxicology? What Do Toxicologists Do? Where Do Toxicologists Work? ... Academic and Post-Doctoral Programs and Web Sites The presence of a program in this Guide does not constitute endorsement by the Society of Toxicology, nor does the omission of a program constitute lack of endorsement. Programs included here subscribed to this list using the Program Submission Form Preface The Society of Toxicology (SOT) seeks to recruit diverse and talented scientists to the field of toxicology. The first edition of the Resource Guide to Careers in Toxicology was conceived and prepared by members of the Educational Issues Task Force of the Tox 90's Commission, including Jay Gandolfi, Ph.D.

86. Greenville County Library System - Resources In Library, HeritageQuest Online Resource for census data sports, technology, and many general interest topics. more of 15 categories animals, arts, countries http://www.greenvillelibrary.org/resources/

Resources Need help accessing the databases? Forget the Remote Access Database passwords? Go to "My Account" within the Online Catalog You will need your library card number and PIN. Ancestry Plus Associations Unlimited Auto Repair Reference Center Biography Resource Center ... What Do I Read Next? The research databases are paid for by GCLS or the S.C. State Library's DISCUS project. Funding for DISCUS is provided by the South Carolina General Assembly, with supplemental funding from the federal Library Service and Technology Act. In Library Ancestry Plus Updated subscription version of Ancestry.com. Check back frequently for new additions to the database. This genealogical research service includes 2,500 subscription and free databases containing millions of family names. It contains full-text records and indexes, digitized images of census records, periodical indexes, Social Security death index, obituaries, vital records, public records, and Ancestry World Tree. Available only from within Library buildings.

87. SHiPS Resource Center || How NOT To Teach History In Science the blood, for example, William Harvey dissected many animals. It may seem perverse to teach wrong ideas. perspective offered a simple, general framework for http://www.pantaneto.co.uk/issue7/allchin.htm

How Not to Teach History in Science by Douglas Allchin Minnesota Center for the Philosophy of Science, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis MN 55455, USA allchin@pclink.com ABSTRACT. While history is a valuable tool for teaching science, many methods of applying history can mislead students. History does not create role models or lessons about "pathological" science. The cognitive recapitulation analogy can be overstated. "Wrong" ideas, when presented in their historical context, however, can be critically instructive. Teachers may also use history selectively, so long as they maintain fundamental respect for the integrity of the process of science historically. Finally, historical sensitivity to context is itself a skill fundamental to science, especially valuable in collaborative contexts where scientists (or students) disagree about how to interpret evidence. 1. INTRODUCTION History is not a stranger to the science classroom. What student does not learn of Darwin and his voyage on the Beagle , Mendel and his pea plants, Newton and his three laws, Mendeleev and his stunning predictions based on his periodic table, or Wegener and his underappreciated insights on continental drift? History often serves as an occasion to organize the serial development of concepts, to reconstruct reasoning, to celebrate scientific discovery or to bring anecdotal humor into a lecture. Teachers have used experimental simulations on historically faithful instruments (Conant 1957; Heering et al 1994), portrayed historical characters (Eakin 1975), and introduced the social and ethical contexts of science through case studies (Aikenhead 1991; Hagen, Allchin and Singer 1996). The value of history as a tool in science teaching is well documented (Matthews 1992; 1994; Hergit 1989; Hills 1992).

88. Internship Opportunities Environment and animals. Healthcare and Support. Some prior general office experience preferred. Volunteer experience helpful. Human resources Intern. http://csc.studentaffairs.duke.edu/students/internshipopps.html

Community Service Center Duke University Student Affairs P.O. Box 90827 ~ Durham, NC 27708 Phone: 919.684.4377 ~ Fax: 919.684.8754 Sunday, June 06, 2004 Contact Us Search Home FOR STUDENTS FOR COMMUNITY AGENCIES ABOUT US Volunteer Opportunities Events Frequent Questions Forms ... Mission Internship Opportunities Summer Opportunitie Financial Aid Office (see also work study opportunities) Browse the entire list, or choose from the following categories: Arts Economic Development Education and Youth Services Environment and Animals ... Social Support Services Arts Economic Development Education and Youth Services Durham Public Schools Community Education Program: After School Group Leader III needed to work with/supervise middle school students in accordance with the program goals. Temporary/part-time, salary dependant upon experience. Continued employment is based on work performance, program budget, and/or student enrollment. pay: $8/hour, time: M-TH 2:30-5 PM, location: various middle schools Qualificatons: High school diploma and one year of experience working with children in recreational setting preferred.

89. ETHICS AND RESPONSIBLE RESEARCH is on the legal and ethical guidelines for using animals in research Another general Link to Codes of Ethics http//www.ethics.ubc.ca/resources/professional http://psych.wlu.edu/ethics_and_responsible_research.htm

RESOURCES IN ETHICS AND RESPONSIBLE RESEARCH David G. Elmes Professor of Psychology Washington and Lee University Preparation of this site was supported by a by a grant from the Class of ’65 Endowment for Excellence in Teaching. January 2002 Updated September, 2003 OVERVIEW At its basic level, scientific research is a social process—produced by people for people. As such, scientific research reflects the strengths and weaknesses of the people who undertake it. All social phenomena are based on social contracts of one sort or another. Two of the most important guides to social interaction are morality and ethics. This site presents the moral and ethical issues that responsible scientists ought to consider as they engage in research. Various regulatory agencies, both government and disciplinary, mandate ethical practice. I hope that this site will permit scientists to access the resources appropriate to their disciplines and needs. IMPORTANT ISSUES The following issues are detailed at the web site: Responsible Conduct of Research , which is supported by the Office of Research Integrity of the US Department of Health and Human Services.

90. Resources For Middle School Science--2.46-- Animals Alive! An Ecological Guide T Each chapter investigates a major group of animals the groups are chapters provide detailed information on classification and general phylum characteristics http://www.nap.edu/readingroom/books/rtmss/2.46.html

PREVIOUS ENTRY Zebra Mussel Mania SCIENCE ACTIVITY BOOKS NEXT ENTRY Behavioral Research: 7-12 Teacher's Guide Animals Alive! An Ecological Guide to Animal Activities. Dennis Holley. Niwot, Colo.: Roberts Rinehart, 1994. Recommended grade level: Animals Alive! is designed to help teachers develop activities for studying the animal kingdom. Whenever possible, the live animals used in the activities are collected locally, studied and observed, and then released (unharmed) back into their natural habitats. Price: $29.95 (ISBN 1-879373-58-0). Publisher/supplier: Roberts Rinehart. Materials: Available locally. Topic Index listings linked to this entry Use these listings to find related entries. Amphibians, Life Sciences: Parade of Life: Animals Animal physiology, JASON IV Curriculum: Baja California Sur. Animals, Life Sciences: Ecosystems Exploring Life Science Glencoe Life Science Parade of Life: Animals ... Living in Water: An Aquatic Science Curriculum for Grades 5-7 Environmental Sciences: Biology Is Outdoors! A Comprehensive Resource for Studying School Environments Living Lightly on the Planet: A Global Environmental Education Guidebook Activities to Teach Mathematics in the Context of Environmental Studies Our Wonderful World: Solutions for Math + Science ... Forecasting the Future: Exploring Evidence for Global Climate Change. Arthropods, Life Sciences: Parade of Life: Animals Birds

91. Resources For Middle School Science--2.14-- Parade Of Life: Animals. middle 9. Parade of Life animals, which introduces Then they study the general characteristics of the Program resources and Support Materials A variety of http://www.nap.edu/readingroom/books/rtmss/2.14.html

PREVIOUS ENTRY Middle School Life Science CORE MATERIALS NEXT ENTRY Parade of Life: Monerans, Protists, Fungi, and Plants Parade of Life: Animals. 3rd ed. Anthea Maton, Jean Hopkins, Susan Johnson, and others. Prentice Hall Science Integrated Learning System series. Upper Saddle River, N.J.: Prentice Hall, 1997. Program Overview The Prentice Hall Science Integrated Learning System series is a program for middle school or junior high school students. Designed to cover all relevant areas of science, this program consists of 19 books, each in a particular topic area, such as sound and light, the planet earth, and organisms that make up the animal kingdom. Seven science themes are incorporated into the program; the themes are energy, evolution, patterns of change, scale and structure, systems and interactions, unity and diversity, and stability. For each unit, teaching materials, ancillary student materials, and some optional components are available. Student Edition Recommended grade level: Reading level: middle 9. Parade of Life: Animals

92. Primary & Secondary Education In Latin America - LANIC English, Bilingualism general resources. Sounds of the World s animals; Spanish Grammar Exercises; Spanish Tongue Webspañol Spanish language resources online. http://lanic.utexas.edu/la/region/k-12/

This page is designed to provide resources for parents, educators, and students. You will find resources for language, history, and geography classes, among others, as well as many for native speakers of Spanish and Portuguese. There is a vast range of resources on innumerable subjects that could be of use to students, parents, and teachers at the secondary education level. Where advanced students need more in-depth information, please visit the appropriate country or subject page or pages on LANIC . The Site Map contains alphabetical lists of the country and subject pages, and the Countries page lists countries by region: Caribbean, Central America, South America, and North America. Regional Resources Aula Activa Cl@se Correo del Maestro Ediciones Novedades Educativas ... Educ.ar Argentina EducarChile Eduteca Tecnologías de Información y Comunicaciones para enseñanza Básica y Media Librys.com Portal de los Educadores Hispanoparlantes PREAL REDUC Country Resources Country Studies Library of Congress CountryWatch Electronic Embassy Fact Monster Atlas ... Central and South America Colouring Book of Flags North America and the Caribbean Colouring Book of Flags Historical Text Archive for Latin America Except Mexico JigZone World Flags Jigsaw Puzzles Lonely Planet Destinations Maps of the Americas Outline Maps ... World Factbook 2001 CIA Argentina Columbia School Cuatrogatos Revista de Literatura Infantil Educ.ar

93. Sea Grant close experience with aquatic exotic plants and animals. Offering activities, programs and resources for schools parents, civic groups, the general public, etc http://www.seagrantnews.org/education/edu_resources.html

General Sea Grant Resources The Bridge - Ocean Science Educational Teacher Resource Center Teachers will find a selection of the best online resources for ocean sciences education. Site goals are to provide educators with content-correct and content-current marine information and data; to support researchers in outreach efforts; to improve communications among educators and between the education and research communities. All information and links featured on "The Bridge" will be screened by scientists and educators. New material will be added regularly. "The Bridge" is supported by the National Oceanographic Partnership Program, and is sponsored by the National Marine Educators Association and the national network of Sea Grant educators. Information about the award-winning "Traveling Trunks" education program, produced by the Illinois-Indiana and Minnesota Sea Grant Programs. "Trunks" are filled with educational materials that can be used by students to get up close experience with aquatic exotic plants and animals. Global Environmental Change This project's goal is to produce a more scientifically literate, aware, and technologically equipped population with the capacity to make wise decisions in our rapidly changing world.

94. Animal Concerns Community - Laboratory Animals to be a comprehensive animal law resource for the VA, USA Each year, thousands of animals die in Category general Information Displaying 1 20 of 40 Next http://www.animalconcerns.org/topics.html?topic=Laboratory Animals&topicsku=2002

95. BioKIDS: Links For Teachers Good resource for general concepts, but does not go into a combination of field guide and general reference book showing the variety of houses animals build for http://www.biokids.umich.edu/links/classroom_resources.html

1. General Topics 2. Animal Groups 3. Multimedia Resources 4. Classroom Resources Classroom Resources: Recommended Books During the time your students are working on BioKIDS, you may wish to provide a collection of print resources that focus on biodiversity and related concepts. We list a few titles below. Your school media specialist is likely to know of good resources available in your library, to supplement our list. General Biodiversity and Ecology . Richard Spurgeon, Tulsa, OK: Usborne Publishing. 1988. ISBN 0-88110-363-2. Dewey J 574.5 SP Good general resource, lots of good definitions and some good examples. Biodiversity . Dorothy Hinshaw Patent. New York: Clarion Books. (1996). Good resource for general concepts, but does not go into depth. As mentioned in a Booklist review, "Patent uses lots of examples of various habitats and ecosystems and keystone species but nothing is discussed in depth, and the generalizations seem random." Bats, Bugs, and Biodiversity . Susan E. Goodman, Atheneum Books for Young Readers, New York, 1995.

96. Education World® - *Social Sciences : Area Studies : Pacific / Oceania : Genera Ark, author Carolyn Jackson explains how zoo workers prepare animals for long for teaching Geography s Five Themes Looking for activities to teach the five http://db.education-world.com/perl/browse?cat_id=1769

97. Web Links - Animals, MesaLibrary.org - Web Links - Animals Internet Resource Guide for Zoology This site covers many groups and it groups the animals according to Librarian s Index to the Internet general site with http://www.mesalibrary.org/research/links/animals.htm

home do research web links Animals General Sites Pets Wildlife General Sites Animal Diversity Web Online encyclopedia form the University of Michigan which covers the natural history, classification, habitats, behavior, food habits, and conservation of thousands of living animals. Color photos of many species are included. The Electronic Zoo Animal Resources from NetVet. General site with links to many classes of animals including domestic and wild animals. eNature Online Field Guides Online field guides to over 4,800 plants and animals. Insectclopedia This web portal to insect information is well arranged, easy to navigate, and provides links to a huge number of categories for the study of insects everything from identification to pest control. Internet Resource Guide for Zoology This site covers many different animal groups and it groups the animals according to scientific classification schemes. Librarian's Index to the Internet General site with links to many related animal sites. Pets Canine Connections Gives detailed information on dog breeds, breeders, care, clubs, and rescue groups.

98. LookSmart - Directory - Science Collections Comprehensive and organized resource catalogs organizations programs, and tools to teach geography. World Species List animals Plants Microbes http://search.looksmart.com/p/browse/us1/us317914/

@import url(/css/us/style.css); @import url(/css/us/searchResult1.css); Home IN the directory this category YOU ARE HERE Home Science - Study resources and professional networks for students and scientists in the life and physical sciences. Directory Categories General Science Alternative Science Biology Botany ... Science for K-12 Directory Listings About American Scientist Read selected articles and book reviews from the magazine from Sigma Xi, a scientific research society. View contents of past and current issues. Biodiversity and Biological Collections Comprehensive and organized resource catalogs organizations, news, and articles that deal with ecological conservation issues. Eric's Treasure Troves of Science Explore an extensive warehouse of facts, figures, and articles on astronomy, chemistry, math, physics, and the great scientific minds of history. MedicineNet - Medical Dictionary Easy-to-understand glossary of medical terms, both classical and contemporary. Search for diseases, treatments, associations, and suppliers. National Academies, The

99. Speech Teach UK Resources_temp for Modern Times, written by Angie Barlow are a fantastic resource for parents ; Letter Crash An activity to help to teach your child to general Educational. http://www.speechteach.co.uk/p_resource/resources_summary.htm

Summary Table The resources summary table is split into the following sections Information for parents Picture cards Speech therapy games General educational ... The Cat's Out Before using these resources please read our NEW Available to buy now Our first Speech Teach UK resources CD , resources marked with a # in the table below are available on this Speech Teach Resources CD 1 Price $20 ( UK £15 ) Section Contents Information for parents Tips and hints The Ten Commandments For Parents Of Children with Special Needs Kinderstart - a search engine for all things related to kid's education, health and development Story Time - the benefits of reading to your children including useful information from and links to other sites Developmental milestones for speech and language development. Our parent support group Setting up your own support group Support Group Directory - Our aim is to help people contact others in a similar situation, in their own area, or via the internet. Reading Together - information to help parents with ideas about the best way to approach reading practice with their child Armani Drama Workshops - Nora Armani's children's workshops aim at giving children a chance to express themselves, helping them find a constructive and positive interactive interest in their everyday surroundings through drama.

100. Idealist Teachers: Lesson Plans And Teaching Material People for the Ethical Treatment of animals Rainforest Action general education. for Global Education The International Education and Resource Network (iEARN http://www.idealist.org/teachers/curricula.html

Action Without Borders idea list .org Lesson plans and teaching materials Below you'll find great online resources that a variety of organizations have created to bring their area of expertise into your classroom. Arts, theater, music and expression Economics Environment, nature and animals General education ... Using Idealist in your classroom Lesson plans and teaching materials Idealist educational resource guides Human rights The environment Careers in the nonprofit sector Keep in touch Volunteer resource center Idealist volunteer database Find more volunteer opportunities Start a volunteer program Family volunteering ... Teachers home Arts, theater, music and expression ArtsEdge , The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts The National Gallery of Art [back to top] Ecomomics The Development Education Program , The World Bank Institute National Teen Resource Bureau , National Endowment for Financial Education [back to top] Environment, nature and animals Earth Force Earth to Kids Eek! For Teachers (Environmental Education for Kids!) Fund for Animals ... [back to top] General education The American Forum for Global Education The International Education and Resource Network (iEARN) PBS Teachersource Thinkquest ... [back to top] Government and politics Kids Voting USA FED101: the Federal Reserve Today , Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City [back to top] Human rights Cool Planet , Oxfam UK Kids Can Make a Difference Global Teach Net , the National Peace Corps Association Planet Teacher , Christian Aid UK Teaching Tolerance , Southern Poverty Law Center

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