 
Starting Point, presented by the Science Education Research Center at Carleton College, is designed for faculty and graduate students who teach undergraduate entry-level geoscience courses. Each section "describes a teaching method, why/when it is useful, how it can be implemented, and a set of examples spanning the Earth system that can be used in your class." Here, visitors will find information about incorporating various teaching methods, such as role playing, teaching with geographic information systems, cooperative learning, and Socratic questioning. There are also a number of lesson examples which incorporate these methods. Topics for these lessons include the solar system, the...
Six Sigma is a strategy designed to improve efficiency in manufacturing and business processes. Its basic focus is to decrease defect, improve overall quality,...
This Joint Oceanographic Institutions activity (PDF) provides questions related to interpreting paleoclimate (climate in the past) data. Questions inquire...
This article is a compilation of information about free-living eukaryotes in extreme environments. Written in summary form, it includes anaerobes,...
Slide shows a 10X image of prostate adenocarcinoma, Gleason grade 3, Score 6 infiltrating between benign prostate glands.Specimen Type: cellMagnification:...
This website contains eight one-hour videos designed to help K–6 teachers gain an understanding of some of the basic physical science concepts they need to...
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