 
In this exercise from ATEEC, students will complete a critical thinking activity on hypoxia and the Mississippi River watershed. The activity requires role playing "a public meeting to discuss the Integrated Assessment of Hypoxia in the Northern Gulf of Mexico, along with the recommendations for future action contained in the report and in the action plan." This document lists resources required for the activity, goals, six stakeholders for the students to role play, and additional resources.
The Cenozoic Era, which began 65 million years ago and continues to the present, is also known as the Age of the Mammals, and it is the period in which...
This site by GlobalFia provides a tutorial on the general aspects of flow injection analysis (FIA), sequential injection analysis (SIA) and the newly coined...
Tables of Roman measurement on this site (Calender, Capacity, Length, Money, Surface, Weight) are taken from A Smaller Latin-English Dictionary, by William...
This math unit from Illuminations includes 2 lessons on vectors and their properties. In the first lesson, students will learn the components of vectors. In...
With support from the Pennsylvania Department of Education, GREATT and CSATS have developed a number of transportation-related instructional modules suitable...
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