This page from the Great Lakes Fuel Cell Education Partnership provides teaching resources like activities, guides, transparencies, and assessment rubrics for teachers of middle school students introducing fuel cells and alternative energies to their classrooms. All documents may be downloaded in PDF file format.
A strong grounding in probability and statistics can help with the interpretation of research studies in a variety of fields. Carnegie Mellon's Open Learning...
From the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) comes TryComputing.org, a collection of resources designed to engage youth in computer...
From the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences comes Kids Environment, Kids Health "a resource for kids, parents, and teachers, to find fun and...
How do you evaluate a graph that you see in an advertisement or online? Why do airlines overbook their flights - and how do they decide how many tickets to sell...
The National Science Teachers Association (NSTA) has compiled an extensive, easily navigable list of Classroom Resources for K-12 Science teachers. These...
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Internships and fellowships are ideal ways to gain hands-on experience in a particular field while still in school. Many government entities and businesses offer these to students. Both opportunities can provide valuable experience and networks, along with monetary compensation.
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