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Mesires, Maria – Science Scope, 2010
Save the River, a grassroots advocacy group established in 1978, lobbies for policies to preserve the upper St. Lawrence River and uses the community's help to keep an eye on the existing habitats. Recently, they procured the Fresh Sound Foundation grant to support the development of new K-12 ecology curricula by local area teachers to educate…
Descriptors: Elementary Secondary Education, Ecology, Science Teachers, Advocacy
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Keller, J. David; Berry, Kimberly A. – Science Scope, 2001
Uses questioning techniques to teach about caloric consumption and weight gain. Starts with defining questions about calories and includes the stages of measuring calories, analyzing data, and conducting inquiry research. Includes directions for the experiment. (YDS)
Descriptors: Chemistry, Curriculum Development, Inquiry, Middle Schools
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Owens, Katharine D. – Science Scope, 1998
Presents a curriculum designed to infuse environmental concepts and attitudes into the middle school curriculum. Developed through an educational partnership with industry, this curriculum focuses on the establishment and maintenance of backyard wildlife habitats. (DDR)
Descriptors: Curriculum Development, Environmental Education, Habitats, Hands on Science
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Hendrickson, Sher – Science Scope, 2006
To confront some of the challenges faced by teachers beginning to implement Standards-based inquiry activities in their middle school classrooms, learning coordinators and teachers selected an inquiry-based set of courses and created a District Science Curricula Scope and Sequence, which overviewed the major units and showed teachers and parents…
Descriptors: Teaching Methods, Science Teachers, Class Activities, Student Evaluation
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Sterling, Donna R.; Olkin, Arlene H. – Science Scope, 1997
Describes Project Alliance, a program that brings the university and science communities together to support middle school teachers working in teams to create integrated inquiry-based science curricula. Discusses the two-year program that trains teachers to become leaders in science education reform, six types of science partnerships, partnership…
Descriptors: College School Cooperation, Community Involvement, Curriculum Development, Government School Relationship