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Schlenker, Richard M.; And Others – Science Activities, 1993
Uses computers to help students identify variables controlling pendulum period. A program written in BASIC for the Apple computer is provided. The activities are useful for developing science skills, mathematics skills, and computer skills. (PR)
Descriptors: Computer Assisted Instruction, Computer Uses in Education, High Schools, Learning Activities
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Hobson, Art – Journal of College Science Teaching, 1993
Presents the ozone depletion story as an excellent case study for the integration of science-related social issues into the college science curriculum. Describes the history of ozone depletion and efforts to remedy the problem. Provides a lecture outline on ozone depletion. Discusses integrating other science-related interdisciplinary topics in…
Descriptors: Air Pollution, College Science, Environmental Education, Higher Education
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Kumar, David D. – Journal of Science Education and Technology, 1993
Results of a HyperCard method for assessing the performance of expert and novice high school chemistry students solving stoichiometric chemistry problems (balancing chemical equations) is reported. MANOVA results indicate significant difference between expert and novice students solving the five stoichiometric chemistry problems using…
Descriptors: Chemistry, Computer Assisted Instruction, Educational Research, High Schools
Elliot, Ian – Teaching Pre K-8, 1994
Describes how one seventh-grade science teacher at a Kansas middle school uses computer technology to teach such science units as science careers and the systems of the human body to his students. (BB)
Descriptors: Computer Assisted Instruction, Computer Software, Educational Technology, Elementary Education
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Flick, Lawrence B. – Journal of Science Teacher Education, 1993
Discusses the following questions: (1) What is hands-on science? (2) What does it mean to be engaged in hands-on science activities (HOSA)? (3) How can teachers tell good HOSA? (4) When is a good time to use HOSA? (5) What can students learn from HOSA? (6) What assessment techniques will help teachers understand what students are learning? (PR)
Descriptors: Alternative Assessment, Educational Innovation, Educational Trends, Elementary School Science
Burns, Marilyn; And Others – Instructor, 1994
Presents several across-the-curriculum activities for elementary teachers. Math activities include reading a book and dividing with beans. Science activities teach about caves and about the weather. A writing activity explains how to inspire students to write good stories. An art activity focuses on Chinese landscapes. (SM)
Descriptors: Art Education, Class Activities, Elementary Education, Elementary School Mathematics
Bravo, Gloria – Writing Notebook: Visions for Learning, 1994
Discusses a theme-based project (third in a four-part series from the California Academy of Mathematics and Science) provoking critical thinking concerning meeting human needs through technology. Notes that students were "transported" back into the Middle Ages and had to raise money for their travel back to the future using science, mathematics,…
Descriptors: Class Activities, Critical Thinking, English Instruction, Higher Education
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Ferguson, N. H.; Chapman, S. R. – Journal of Natural Resources and Life Sciences Education, 1993
Computer-assisted genetics instructor (CAGI) is a database program to help students and teachers identify conceptual weaknesses, provide interactive drill to master problem solving, and reduce teacher tutorial time. Results of a comparison of users and nonusers indicates that CAGI users averaged between 6 and 10 points higher on hour exams than…
Descriptors: Academic Achievement, Biological Sciences, Biology, Computer Assisted Instruction
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Berg, Virginia – American Biology Teacher, 1993
Presents two techniques involving simple and inexpensive demonstrations: (1) explains how pressure inside cells gives them mechanical strength, and (2) shows how water can be pulled up stems. Both can be adapted to suit a variety of levels of instruction. (PR)
Descriptors: College Science, Demonstrations (Educational), Elementary Secondary Education, Higher Education
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Stencel, John; Barkoff, Allen – American Biology Teacher, 1993
Describes the use of role playing and skits for instruction in protein synthesis. (PR)
Descriptors: Biology, DNA, Dramatic Play, High Schools
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Hepfer, Carol Ely; And Others – American Biology Teacher, 1993
Provides background information on DNA fingerprinting, and describes exercises for introducing general biology students at the high school or college level to the methodology and applications of DNA fingerprinting. (PR)
Descriptors: Biotechnology, College Science, DNA, Genetics
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Hershey, David R. – American Biology Teacher, 1993
Describes how lectures, laboratories, and role playing can be used to introduce students to the importance of water quality of water used for plant growth. (PR)
Descriptors: College Science, High Schools, Higher Education, Learning Activities
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Evans, Kenneth H. – Science Teacher, 1992
Describes an activity in which students examine hypothetical exposure to toxins by being showered by different colored pieces of confetti over several visits to exposure sites. Students record quantities of confetti that stick to packing tape. Colors correspond to different toxins posing different health problems. Students process their findings…
Descriptors: Chemistry, Data Analysis, Data Collection, Discussion (Teaching Technique)
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Rossman, Alan D. – Science and Children, 1993
Presents the following guidelines to consider before, during, and after hands-on inquiry: (1) plan and prepare; (2) create problem intrigue; (3) give students the responsibility of solving the problem; (4) offer feedback and guidance; (5) debrief; and (6) anticipate, prevent, monitor, and adapt. (PR)
Descriptors: Classroom Techniques, Elementary Education, Elementary School Science, Experiential Learning
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Kim, Hy – Science Teacher, 1992
Presents an activity in which students construct model hot air balloons to introduce the concepts of convection current, the principles of Charles' gas law, and three-dimensional geometric shapes. Provides construction and launching instructions. (MDH)
Descriptors: Concept Formation, Geometric Constructions, Heat, Mathematical Formulas
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