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Boisvert, Alicia – Science Teacher, 2022
"What if…?" is a four-day summative assessment for a unit on biodiversity and evolution within a general biology course for ninth and tenth graders. Students gather evidence through multiple investigations to answer the questions: (1) "How has life changed on the planet? (2) What has caused those changes? and (3) What is happening…
Descriptors: Summative Evaluation, Creativity, Evolution, Environmental Education
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Mattox, Stephen R.; Duda, Stephanie – Science Teacher, 2022
Permafrost is any soil or surface deposit in an Arctic or alpine region at some depth below the surface at which the temperature has remained below zero degrees Celsius (32 degrees Fahrenheit) continuously for a long period of time. The amount of carbon dioxide and methane stored in permafrost is nearly twice the amount in the atmosphere and, as…
Descriptors: Models, Scientific Concepts, Earth Science, Science Activities
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Washburn, Quinn; Wolf, Sarah; Well, Jay; Noell, Stephen; Lee, Chih-Ping; Bolaños, Luis M.; Giovannoni, Stephen J.; Suffridge, Christopher P. – Science Teacher, 2021
It is important that students understand the role the ocean plays in mitigating climate change, and how every person on this planet is uniquely connected to the ocean. Identifying these connections can be challenging for students in rural or underserved areas, many of whom do not live by, or interact with, the ocean. Through the use of the board…
Descriptors: Secondary School Science, High School Students, Science Instruction, Climate