 
The "ChemCollective's goals are to support a community of instructors interested in improving chemistry education through interactive and engaging online activities. The website, created by Carnegie Mellon University for college and high school teachers, allows users to easily find activities to use in the classroom, modify or create activities, submit activities and websites, and discuss issues in improving teaching and learning in chemistry. Educators can determine which activities are right for their classroom with the provided difficulty ranking and instructor comments. Students can enjoy learning about chemistry by solving a murder mystery and participating in the countless other...
This fine site serves as "an informational touchpoint and online community for 'producers' and 'consumers' of physics education research (PER)." The site is...
What's it like to do mathematical research? The "Project Laboratory in Mathematics" course from MIT's OpenCourseWare provides some fine insights into this...
This guide was developed by the National Energy Education Development (NEED) Project. The guide consists of hands-on activities that provide a comprehensive...
This guide was developed by the National Energy Education Development (NEED) Project. NEED's hands-on solar kits help students learn more about solar energy...
The goal of Math Bits is to offer "fun, yet challenging, lessons and activities." The site was created by two mathematics educators intent on increasing the...
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