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Moisan, Tiffany A.; Swift, Robert N.; Campbell, Brian A.; Yungel, James K.; Linkswiler, Matthew A.; Nolan, Jessica – Journal of Science Education and Technology, 2008
Recently there have been newly launched ocean color satellites which target the coastlines at unprecedented scales. Science education curricula can benefit from the provision of small low-cost spectroradiometers and curriculum supplemental materials that can be incorporated in a "hands on" teaching approach to explain and demonstrate remote…
Descriptors: Undergraduate Study, Earth Science, Science Instruction, Science Education
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Siegel, Lauren M.; Dickinson, Gail; Hooper, Eric J.; Daniels, Mark – Mathematics Teacher, 2008
This article describes preparation and delivery of high school mathematics lessons that integrate mathematics and astronomy through The Geometer's Sketchpad models, traditional proof, and inquiry-based activities. The lessons were created by a University of Texas UTeach preservice teacher as part of a project-based field experience in which high…
Descriptors: Preservice Teachers, High Schools, Optics, Algebra
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Taylor, Brett – Physics Teacher, 2006
Ping-Pong vacuum cannons, potato guns, and compressed air cannons are popular and dramatic demonstrations for lecture and lab. Students enjoy them for the spectacle, but they can also be used effectively to teach physics. Recently we have used a student-built compressed air cannon as a laboratory activity to investigate impulse, conservation of…
Descriptors: Science Experiments, Demonstrations (Educational), Physics, Laboratory Experiments
Cepeda, Linda F. – ProQuest LLC, 2009
An important aspect of developing science literacy for all students is developing science-literate teachers. With the implementation of the No Child Left Behind Act, many middle school teachers found themselves in a position where they were no longer qualified to teach middle school science. This study was designed to help science teachers…
Descriptors: Federal Legislation, Scientific Methodology, Science Equipment, Knowledge Base for Teaching
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Grassmick, Robert A. – American Biology Teacher, 1971
Descriptors: Equipment, Laboratory Equipment, Science Equipment
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Grassmick, Robert A. – American Biology Teacher, 1970
Descriptors: Equipment, Laboratory Equipment, Science Equipment
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Shamsipour, Gholamreza – Physics Teacher, 2006
Everyone who teaches physics knows very well that sometimes a simple device or experiment can help to make a concept clear. In this paper, inspired by "The Jumping Pencil" by Martin Gardner, I will discuss a simple demonstration device that can be used to start the study of air pressure.
Descriptors: Science Experiments, Scientific Concepts, Scientific Principles, Physics
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Kazachkov, Alexander; Kryuchkov, Dmitriy; Willis, Courtney; Moore, John C. – Physics Teacher, 2006
Classroom experiments on atmospheric pressure focus largely on demonstrating its existence, often in a most impressive way. A series of amusing physics demonstrations is widely known and practiced by educators teaching the topic. However, measuring the value of atmospheric pressure(P[subscript atm]) is generally done in a rather mundane way,…
Descriptors: Physics, Measurement, Measurement Techniques, Demonstrations (Educational)
Carroll, H.; And Others – 1972
An ozone detector was built and evaluated for its applicability in smog chamber studies. The detection method is based on reaction of ozone with ethylene and measurement of resultant chemiluminescence. In the first phase of evaluation, the detector's response to ozone was studied as a function of several instrument parameters, and optimum…
Descriptors: Air Pollution, Environment, Pollution, Science Equipment
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Coulter, John – Science and Children, 1972
Describes the assembly of an inexpensive incubator from a foam ice chest, an electric light globe, and a thermostat, and the classroom use of the incubator to hatch chicks. (AL)
Descriptors: Controlled Environment, Culturing Techniques, Science Equipment
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Kreuzer, L. B.; And Others – Science, 1972
Descriptors: Air Pollution, Organic Chemistry, Science Equipment
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Bioscience, 1970
Descriptors: Laboratory Equipment, Science Equipment, Science Materials
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Sears, Jerry A. – School Science and Mathematics, 1971
Descriptors: Aquariums, Fisheries, Laboratory Equipment, Science Equipment
Eaton, B. G. – Amer J Phys, 1969
Descriptors: College Science, Force, Physics, Science Equipment
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Zimov, Sarah – Science and Children, 2004
Microscopes allow scientists to examine everyday objects in extraordinary ways. They provide high-resolution images that show objects in fine detail. This brief article describes the many types of microscopes and how they are used in different scientific venues.
Descriptors: Laboratory Equipment, Science Education, Science Equipment
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