Sparta HS Science

Links out to training video's on Vernier's website. They have some tips, tricks, and hints for making experiments that you already do with your students, in addition to some ideas for new labs and demos.

Mr. Noon, a science teacher from upstate NY, has his classes online. Beware - this is a loud website. Watch the Flash animation in the PSP to get to the "Enter" button. He has some cool stuff for his classes and in general. This has resources for a lot of our sciences.

Contains math and science simulations for all major science disciplines (earth science, chemistry, physics and biology), and math tools and applications.

This is a exciting. The open learning initiative (Carngie Mellon) offers open and free courses in the areas of math and science, more specifically chemistry, modern biology, and physics. "Take a look inside" to see the information presented. Interesting approach.

Amazing pictures from the Hubble Telescope. The top picture contains several images taken over the past two years.

I just got friended in Diigo from someone who had this site bookmarked. Very cool stuff for science, especially chemistry. I love this guy's personality. Very entertaining!

Richard Byrne's premise about YouTube has brought a desire to list other video resource sites. You may find something here that resonates with you.

Flash-based tutorials for all disciplines in science plus a general catagory with some useful tools.

The Periodic Table applied to other concepts (not necessarily science related, either!) - This is fun.

This is more biology based, but looks like it has great potential - Put together by the University of Utah. Any comments?

This was just posted to the 'other' science group - Wanted to pass it along. Enjoy!

25 tools every educator should have in their toolbox. I like the breakdown of this list, and the included examples.

This is interesting stuff - especially the catchy website title.

If you've played around with Google Earth, you know it is pretty cool. Here are some earth science activities with links to other science areas.

May be a little below level for HS, but interesting site put together by ACS.

Biology Simulations

This is very cool - Chemistry / Physical Science teachers, take a look!!!

This is fun...

Diffraction

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I found this article in the NY Times - Interesting instructional shift for Intro to Physics at M.I.T. Follows the premise that students learn best by doing.