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41. Science Lesson Plans Page
SmellFor grades K-12, activities to teach children the Vision-activities involvingblind spots, depth perception, shifting images, and chemistry Lesson Plans.
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  • Modeling the Nervous System -For grades K-12, various activities on making models of neurons and the brain. - http://faculty.washington.edu/chudler/chmodel.html
  • Reflexes -For grades K-12, reflex activities including the knee jerk reaction and quick thinking. - http://faculty.washington.edu/chudler/chreflex.html
  • -For grades 3-12, have students keep sleep journals and diaries. http://faculty.washington.edu/chudler/chsleep.html
  • Senses Working Together -For grades K-3, activities involving a sense chart and sensory stations. - http://faculty.washington.edu/chudler/chtoget.html

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43. Science Songs: Music To Teach About Science And The Environment
Along with the Weather Dude Nick Walker. Books With Fun Science activities. Kid101 Easy Experiments That Really Work. Janice VanCleave s chemistry for Every
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44. Asheville North Carolina's The Health Adventure - A Health And Science Education
Race cars, balloon wobblers, and more, to teach about the Learn about chemistry, airpressure and propulsion! Learn to choose wisely with games and activities.
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45. Toys To Teach Ltd Chemistry
using everyday ingredients demonstrate the basic principles of chemistry and show plusa 16page booklet packed with activities to teach and entertain.
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46. Kitchen Table Chemistry Experiment Kit Chemistry Physical Science
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47. Museum Of Science Courses
Consider teaching an AIMS (activities Integrating Math and Electrochemistry, householdchemistry, cabbage chemistry, etc How could you design and teach a short
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Looking for activity-based Museum courses to teach? Here are ideas and resources that might help you create a great course. IDEAS!
  • ADULT PROGRAMS..... We'd like to offer more courses for adults. Can you teach some in the "science 101" format? or "current topics in science" or "great scientific ideas" ?
  • HOW THINGS WORK. Age groups could vary widely depending of the "stuff" that could be explored-vacuum cleaners, bicycles, pumps for fish tanks, squirt guns, toilets, pogo sticks, toasters, cameras, car jacks, radios, etc. Or, a generic approach-"Things that Stick" (glue, tape, Velcro, magnets)
  • COMPUTERS. Introduction to the PC or Mac including word processing /data bases/spread sheets. Courses like these are "learn a life-skill" opportunities. We have two computer labs available: 12 PCs or 12 Mac3s. Mac classes for kids k-5 are popular. Our Internet connection is fast; look for us at http://www.mos.org. Courses ideas using the Internet? Does LEGO/Logo belong in this category? YES! What about research skills? programming? Multimedia?
  • HUMAN BIOLOGY. Many ways to slant this: human performance, sports medicine, senses. Biotechnology? Biomechanics? Biorhythms? Should be activity based for participants.

48. C&EN: BOOKS - NOT JUST ANY IDIOT CAN TEACH CHEMISTRY
NOT JUST ANY IDIOT CAN teach chemistry. is really having difficulty learning chemistry,reading another ACS s Education International activities Division, a
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Volume 82, Number 04 CENEAR 82 04 pp. 44-45 ISSN 0009-2347 NOT JUST ANY IDIOT CAN TEACH CHEMISTRY THE COMPLETE IDIOT'S GUIDE TO CHEMISTRY , by Ian Guch, Alpha Books, 2003, 369 pages, $18.95 (ISBN 1-59257-101-8) REVIEWED BY SYLVIA A. WARE I assume that I was asked to review "The Complete Idiot's Guide to Chemistry" not because I am a complete idiot but because I have spent much of my career exploring different ways of introducing chemistry to sometimes reluctant studentsnone of whom I would dream of characterizing as any kind of idiot. THE COMPLETE IDIOT'S GUIDE TO CHEMISTRY This book is designed for students in introductory chemistry who are "either having trouble with chemistry, know somebody who's having trouble with chemistry, or are afraid that at some time in the future [they will] have trouble with chemistry." Talk about a self-fulfilling prophecy! This is a self-styled book for "chemophobes" that is apparently "designed to inspire." I was not inspired. The book, written by high school chemistry teacher

49. C&EN: ACS NEWS - KEEPING CHEMISTRY ACCESSIBLE
the division is responsible for activities ranging from societal issues that dealwith chemistryfor example, environmental issuesto teach the subject
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Volume 81, Number 26 CENEAR 81 26 pp. 36-38 ISSN 0009-2347 KEEPING CHEMISTRY ACCESSIBLE Outside funding helps ACS's education team develop cutting-edge materials AALOK MEHTA BOOKISH PHOTO BY AALOK MEHTA I n 1983, Sylvia A. Ware, then man ager of high school chemistry programs at the American Chemical Society, knew exactly where to turn when she came up with a plan to revolutionize how high school chemistry classes were taught. Drawing on her extensive experiences as both an educator and a research chemist, Ware took her ideas to the National Science Foundation, securing a grant for what would eventually become one of the ACS Education & International Activities Division's flagship products, "Chemistry in the Community," or ChemCom. "Our strength is that we are good at getting money from outside the society," she says. "A lot of the things we do, we could not have done if we didn't get competitive grants from elsewhere."

50. College Of Letters & Science
When you teach about water El Niño, and incorporate experiments and activities,they don chemistry, physics, biology, mathematics and ecology work best when
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Students are bored by science, right?
"My students love science," said Gina O'Bryan, a sixth-grade teacher at Eagle Rock Elementary School. "They see how excited I get, and by the end of the year, several of them want to be marine biologists."
"Science is my favorite subject to teach; the kids respond so well and love all the hands-on experiments," said Mary Sigala, a fifth-grade teacher at Evergreen Avenue Elementary School.
"The kids like coming to class, and when students are motivated, teachers have fewer discipline problems," said Stacy Sinclair, a teacher who just left the Sherman Oaks Center for Enriched Studies for a research associate position with UCLA's Marine Science Center.
How did these teachers learned to make science so compelling to their students?
O'Bryan and Sigala are among more than 50 teachers from Los Angeles County schools participating in a nine-month marine science training program at UCLA designed to increase students' interest in the sciences.
The program - called "Science Standards with Integrative Marine Science" (SSWIMS), which was awarded a four-year, $1.9 million grant from the National Science Foundation - is motivating the teachers, who then motivate their students.

51. Ferl: Using ILT To Teach Salters A Level Chemistry At Queen Mary's College
student notes (see below) for the unit plus the activities. on the following structurefor the chemistry folder on rethink how you are going to teach the lesson
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52. Teach The Teachers : Archive : Participant Project
Learning and Teaching activities 1) to become more knowledgable about the world theylive in from a scientific (specifically chemistry) perspective, and 2) to
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54. Sidelines Online
Demomania to teach kids chemistry fun. University Center Theater from 930 to 11 amDemomania is one of the chemistry Club s public outreach activities.
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By Jennifer Dotson Published: Wednesday, February 20, 2002 Feb. 20, 2002
The Chemistry Club has cooked up some interesting presentations to demonstrate for local high school students tomorrow morning during Demomania.
Demomania, an annual event held by MTSU's award-winning and nationally ranked Chemistry Club, will take place tomorrow in the Keathley University Center Theater from 9:30 to 11 a.m.
Demomania is one of the Chemistry Club's public outreach activities. It will feature five themed sets of demonstrations performed by teams of MTSU Chemistry Club members. Demonstrations to be presented range from showing how blue jean dye works to the principles behind egg white whipping to a demonstration called "Methane Mambo," which will end the show with a bang.
"We hope that it will spark some interest in chemistry among Murfreesboro high school students, teach them some basic chemical principles and also make them aware of the diverse kinds of people that enjoy chemistry," said Gary White, chemistry professor and co-sponsor of the Chemistry Club.

55. Science Lesson Plans
Handson activity (4-8) sci54.txt Owl pellets used to teach the food 12) sci93.txtPhysics Science Show (9-12) sci94.txt chemistry activities using molecules
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56. MOSTA
MOSTA has a number of activities such as teachins for the Oils and Fats Industry .teach-In on MOSTA Short Course on chemistry, Technology and End-Uses of Oils
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Objectives Activities Council Membership About MOSTA
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MOSTA has a number of activities such as teach-ins, short courses, publications, lectures, symposia, workshops and other scientific meetings for its members and others. The following were some other functions held by MOSTA:
  • Teach-In on "Biotechnology for the Oils and Fats Industry" Teach-In on "Practical Approach to Price Forecasting of Palm Oil" Workshop on "IHI Fundabac Filters" Symposium on "Emulsifiers for Specialty Fats" MOSTA Short Course on "Chemistry, Technology and End-Uses of Oils and Fats" MOSTA Workshop on "R&D Management for Productivity and Profitability" MOSTA Short Course on "Analytical Techniques, Quality Control and Food Hygiene in the Oils and Fats Industry" MOSTA Short Course on "Chemistry and Technology of Oils and Fats"

57. Teaching
teaching activities in Inorganic and Analytical chemistry. Lectureand Kim Miikki. URL http//www.chemistry.hut.fi/eokem/teach.htm.
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Teaching Activities in Inorganic and Analytical Chemistry
Lecture and laboratory courses are presently offered in general, inorganic and analytical chemistry. In addition, introductory courses in chemistry are offered for students of other departments; these courses are marked with an asterisk. Further details of the courses are available in the Study Programme of the university (in Finnish and Swedish).
The following courses are offered in 2003-2004:
Kem-35.102 Inorganic Chemistry I Kem-35.104 Inorganic Chemistry and Principles of Organic Chemistry* Kem-35.105 Inorganic Chemistry* Kem-35.108 Principles of Chemistry* ... Kem-35.211 Laboratory Course of Analytical Chemistr y (PUU) Kem-35.215 Inorganic Chemistry, Laboratory Course (KEM) Kem-35.220 Inorganic Instrumental Analysis Kem-35.230 ... Kem-35.270 Seminar on Chemical Analysis Techniques
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Postgraduate studies at the Laboratory of Inorganic and Analytical Chemistry lead to the degrees of Licentiate of Technology (nominal time of study 2 years), Doctor of Technology and Doctor of Philosophy (nominal time of study 4 years). The requirement for a licentiate's degree is 80 credits and that of a doctor's 160 credits. Students, whose M.Sc. degree is not in engineering, can be accepted as postgraduate students for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy.

58. FAQ, Project EXCITE, Center For Talent Development, Northwestern University
In chemistry, third graders have used red cabbage juice to measure the pH of Programalso emphasizes the use of handon activities to teach mathematics and
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Veteran Evanston Township High School teachers from the Mathematics and Science Departments teach the Tuesday after-school mathematics and science classes for third graders. They are the same teachers who normally teach honors and advanced placement mathematics and science courses at the high school. Third-grade teachers from Lincolnwood and Timber Ridge Magnet Schools assist them.
The Saturday Enrichment Program Mathematics and Science class for fourth graders is taught by a seventh grade teacher with a strong academic background in gifted education.
Fifth grade Project EXCITE students take the Saturday Enrichment Program classes taught by the teachers hired by the Center for Talent Development at Northwestern University.

59. IPL Teenspace: Career Paths
Daily activities What are the daily activities of this career? I work with differentpeople in the chemistry department such If I teach, I work with one or two
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Name: Sarah Williams Title/Area of Study: Chemistry Daily Activities
  • What are the daily activities of this career?
    Somedays, I study the literature and try to solve my problems on paper. It's a lot like doing homework for a class. Other days, I fix machinery or electronics or build things down in the machine shop that I need for my research. And still other days, I run my experiments and take data.
  • What are the hours?
    I am expected to average 50-60 hours a week.
  • Do the daily functions differ from day to day?
    Yes, they do depending on what part of the process I am in.
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60. IPL Teenspace: Career Paths
Daily activities What are the daily activities of this career grad school I alsotook classes in chemistry and physics When I teach, i work under a professor who
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Name: Kristy Mardis Title/Area of Study: Graduate Student in Theoretical Physical Chemistry Daily Activities
  • What are the daily activities of this career?
    My time is split between research and teaching (about a 2:1 mix). When teaching, I write lesson plans and quizzes, observe labs, lead discussion sections and grade. Research-wise, I write computer code in FORTRAN to try to model how and why chemical reactions work as they do. I also read a lot of journal articles and books about how others have dealt with similar questions to try and figure out what method would work best on my problem. I also go to seminars twice a week when visiting scientists talk about their research. My first three years in grad school I also took classes in chemistry and physics.
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