This interdisciplinary classroom exercise from GreenApps at Red Rocks Community College is designed for students studying earth science. In this activity, students will pick a natural resource such as water or soil and "research and summarize information about the resource...with a list of at least three references." This pdf contains a description of the project, expected outcomes, and assessment guidelines.
TeachEngineering offers a robust library of K-12 STEM teaching materials that align with Next Generation Science Standards and Common Core Math Standards. In...
Physics educators may already be familiar with the highly regarded website The Physics Classroom, but chemistry instructors and students should also check it...
This 2006 student project by Scott Huang of Stony Brook University describes an investigation of how a drop of water acts as a lens. The curvature of a drop of...
This selection of online fact sheets concerned with plant diseases was compiled by Professor Gary W. Moorman, a Professor of Plant Pathology at Penn State. The...
A study published this spring in the journal Nature Geoscience made headlines with its evidence suggesting that the moon may be tectonically active. Inspired by...
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