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Eyster, Linda – Science Teacher, 2010
Although science is a creative endeavor (NRC 1996, p. 46), many students think they are not encouraged--or even allowed--to be creative in the laboratory. When students think there is only one correct way to do a lab, their creativity is inhibited. Park and Seung (2008) argue for the importance of creativity in science classrooms and for the…
Descriptors: Creativity, Problem Solving, Laboratory Experiments, Laboratory Training
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Turner, Kenneth; Tevaarwerk, Emma; Unterman, Nathan; Grdinic, Marcel; Campbell, Jason; Chandrasekhar, Venkat; Chang, R. P. H. – Science Teacher, 2006
Nanoscience refers to the fundamental study of scientific phenomena, which occur at the nanoscale--nanotechnology to the exploitation of novel properties and functions of materials in the sub-100 nm size range. One of the underlying principles of science is development of models of observed phenomena. In biology, the Hardy-Weinberg principle is a…
Descriptors: Mechanics (Physics), Motion, Concept Formation, Biology
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Liddicoat, Scott; Sebranek, John – Science Teacher, 2005
Traditionally nuclear chemistry appears in the last few chapters of chemistry textbooks and is not normally considered a mainstream topic. In addition, some science teachers lack the training or equipment to teach nuclear chemistry. Yet nuclear chemistry is a very important topic that should be taught in all chemistry classrooms. Learning about…
Descriptors: Radiology, Radiation, Chemistry, Scientific Research
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Shebesta, Donald F. – Science Teacher, 1977
Provides 16 ideas and activities to promote safety awareness in school science programs. (SL)
Descriptors: Instruction, Laboratory Safety, Laboratory Training, Safety
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Kizer, Franklin D. – Science Teacher, 1979
Suggestions are given for safety precautions in the secondary school science laboratory. Emphasis is placed on fire safety and identification of particularly hazardous situations. (SA)
Descriptors: Accident Prevention, Biological Sciences, Fire Protection, Guidelines