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Murray, Laura; Gibson, Deidre; Ward, Angela – Science Teacher, 2008
To apply students' savvy internet skills in the science classroom--as well as capture their interest in science and investigation, and provide opportunities for authentic research--introduce them to real-time data from ocean-observing systems. Students can use data from these ocean-observing systems to discover the winds and waves from storms or…
Descriptors: Science Interests, Internet, Science Instruction, Oceanography
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Young, Donna L. – Science Teacher, 2005
To help students understand the connection that Earth and the solar system have with the cosmic cycles of stellar evolution, and to give students an appreciation of the beauty and elegance of celestial phenomena, the Chandra X-Ray Center (CXC) educational website contains a stellar evolution module that is available free to teachers. In this…
Descriptors: Astronomy, Science Instruction, Web Sites, Web Based Instruction
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Roland, Sarah; Bahr, Michele; Olendzenski, Lorraine; Patterson, David J. – Science Teacher, 2005
Scientists at the Marine Biological Laboratory in Woods Hole, Massachusetts, have created micro*scope, a free, searchable knowledge environment for exploring the microbial world. Microbiology can easily be incorporated into the curriculum, because microbial communities are easy to access. Organisms grow quickly, making certain arrays of…
Descriptors: Microbiology, Ecology, Internet, Science Laboratories