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Kimberly Lightle

5 Ways Twitter Strengthens A School's Learning Community | Connected Principals - 3 views

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    "This year, our K-6 staff began learning in a new virtual way using Twitter. After a couple staff in-service trainings and after school workshops, parents and teachers ventured into this new educational Twitterverse. As we enter the final week of school, I'd like to share it's initial impact on teaching and learning from my principal's lens."
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    great idea for using Twitter on field trips!
Gerald Carey

Forensic Science - 0 views

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    A variety of resources useful for the teaching of forensics
Gerald Carey

learningscience.org - 0 views

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    A free and open learning community for sharing newer and emerging tools to teach science.
Stephen Mark

President Advices for Improved Teaching Methodologies in Schools, President in School, ... - 0 views

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    Get India President speech in Delhi Public School, suggestion to change teachning methods, events in delhi school and many more campus news on Extraminds education portal.
Kimberly Lightle

Raindrops to Rivers - 0 views

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    This website uses video of exemplary classroom teaching to showcase K-12 instrction on watersheds and nonpoint source pollution. Nine lessons (five at the middle level) cover topics such as testing for water quality and watersheds. The site also provides an electronic field trip to a watershed.
Kimberly Lightle

Common Misconceptions about Light, Heat, and the Sun - 0 views

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    In this article, we discuss some common misconceptions about light, heat, and the sun. We also provide tools for formative assessment and ideas for teaching the correct scientific concepts. Most of the examples are aimed at elementary students but many are appropriate for middle school students as well.
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    Students hold lots of misconceptions about the light and heat.
anonymous

Teaching Resources - Free printables and lesson ideas for classroom teachers! - 7 views

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    Over the years I've created hundreds of printables and blackline masters for my classroom. I enjoy sharing those resources with other teachers in my free online virtual File Cabinet. I've also included information on differentiating instruction through Literature Circles, Mastery Learning, and other instructional strategies. Check out the Main Menu below to find your way around the site. Be sure to sign up for Candler's Classroom Connections, regular emails packed with free activities.
Kimberly Lightle

A Walk Through the Earth: Volcanoes and Earthquakes - 2 views

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    An active volcano in Antarctica? No way!
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    In this podcast, Eric Muller, science educator for the Exploratorium Teacher Institute in San Francisco, California provides a hands-on, "feet-on" way of teaching about volcanoes and the layers of the Earth. Students draw a scale model of the Earth on a ground with a piece of chalk.
Kimberly Lightle

Density in the Making: The Changing Face of Polar Glaciers and Icebergs: Podcast Episode 7 - 2 views

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    Standing on the Greenland Ice Sheet, a team of scientists get a first-hand look at the rapidly changing face of polar icebergs and glaciers. Through recordings from the Exploratorium's Ice Stories project, you'll learn about their adventures and what these changes in ice can teach us about density.
jmast6391

Best content in Teaching Middle School Science | Diigo - Groups - 0 views

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    A website to embed collaborative learning to Science in middle school
Kimberly Lightle

Learning Cycle - 5 views

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    "A learning cycle approach is an effective strategy for bringing explorations of the natural world and scientific questioning into the classroom. A summary of research supports the conclusion that a learning cycle approach can result in greater achievement in science and improved attitudes toward science and science learning." This page describes each stage.
Sam Harrelson

Why an iPod Touch in education? - 1 views

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    Lists of great iPhone/iTouch apps for teachers
Kimberly Lightle

Beyond Penguins and Polar Bears: An Online Magazine for K-5 Teachers - 1 views

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    Even though it says K-5 many middle school teachers use these resources.
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    Beyond Penguins and Polar Bears is an online magazine integrating science, literacy, and the polar regions. In each month's issue, you can: Explore the Arctic and Antarctica; Learn science concepts and literacy strategies; Read about misconceptions, equity, and technology; Discover standards-based lessons and resources; and Integrate polar science into your curriculum.
Kimberly Lightle

What's For Dinner? Teaching Arctic Food Chains - 0 views

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    We already know why polar bears don't eat penguins, but what do they eat? In this podcast, we'll share a simple activity that opens a window to understanding a unique ecosystem as one example of a food chain - the Arctic Ocean.
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    This podcast includes directions for an activity where students build a mobile that represents an Arctic food web.
Kimberly Lightle

Science and the Polar Regions - 0 views

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    This publication gives you a variety of angles to choose from in implementing a study of polar science in the middle school science classroom. Topics covered include visualizing the polar regions, the physical attributes, biology and ecology, research projects and environmental issues, and the associated National Science Education Standards.
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    Ever thought of integrating polar science into your teaching? Kim
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