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Peer reviewedRoy, Ken – Science Education International, 2003
Explains the benefits and strengths of having safety checklists in science laboratories. Presents a checklist that reflects important components of safety that address many situations in school laboratories. (NB)
Descriptors: Laboratory Safety, Middle Schools, School Safety, Science Instruction
Peer reviewedRoy, Ken – Science Education International, 2002
Explains how to maintain biosafety in high school level biotechnology and microbiology courses. Focuses on laboratory skills, biohazard containment, and defense perimeters. (YDS)
Descriptors: Biotechnology, High Schools, Laboratory Safety, Microbiology
Peer reviewedRoy, Ken – Science Education International, 2001
Explains the reasons for allergies to latex gloves and includes suggestions for individuals at risk. (YDS)
Descriptors: Allergy, Elementary Secondary Education, Laboratory Safety, School Safety
Peer reviewedRoy, Ken – Science Education International, 2000
Explains that mercury is a dangerous substance to use in school science laboratories and gives several examples of mercury poisoning. Lists some precautions that should be taken in case of mercury spillage in the lab. Advocates using non-mercury laboratory equipment and limiting student access to mercury to prevent dangerous situations. (YDS)
Descriptors: Chemistry, Elementary Secondary Education, Hazardous Materials, Laboratory Safety
Peer reviewedRoy, Ken – Science Education International, 1999
Gives advice on the legal necessity of safety planning for school science (or other) laboratories. Recommends looking into governmental definitions of the term "laboratory" to determine which educational activities should be covered by safety planning. (WRM)
Descriptors: Educational Policy, Elementary Secondary Education, Laboratory Procedures, Legal Responsibility


