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Dunn, Catherine – School Science Review, 2018
Thermochromic paint can be made in the laboratory and used for temperature sensing by observation of colour changes. This can be illustrated by an improved method of showing comparative conductivity of heat by different materials, and an amusing method of indicating approximate temperatures of liquids in drinking glasses. The fabric Lycra, used to…
Descriptors: Science Instruction, Color, Heat, Scientific Concepts
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Ben-Shalom, Amir; Gluck, Paul – Physics Education, 2013
By attaching LEDs and lasers to moving objects, and shining their light on photochromic surfaces below them, we can display traces of many motions of interest in introductory physics courses and science museums.
Descriptors: Science Instruction, Physics, Motion, Scientific Concepts
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Ebert, James R.; Elliott, Nancy A.; Hurteau, Laura; Schulz, Amanda – Science Teacher, 2004
Students must understand the fundamental process of convection before they can grasp a wide variety of Earth processes, many of which may seem abstract because of the scales on which they operate. Presentation of a very visual, concrete model prior to instruction on these topics may facilitate students' understanding of processes that are largely…
Descriptors: Water, Plate Tectonics, Science Instruction, Models