Earthguide
Earthguide is an educational resource for students and teachers developed by the California Space Institute at Scripps Institution of Oceanography and the University of California San Diego. Features include in-depth stories, brief topics, and news -- all related to a variety of oceanic and atmospheric science subjects. The section of links and resources is quite valuable, with a large number of links organized by topic, many with brief descriptions.
Young Engineers: Tomorrow's Ideas Today
This is the official homepage of Young Engineers, "a UK educational charity whose purpose is to inspire young people to recognise the importance and excitement of a career in engineering." Being tailored to British and other UK students, the site contains information on engineering competitions in the region, including coverage of past competitions and details on entering future events. Despite having substantial resources for prospective engineers in the UK, there is plenty of additional materi
Laboratory of Michael Blades
Located within the Chemistry Department at the University of British Columbia, the Laboratory of Michael Blades studies the "development, characterization, and application of optical and mass spectroscopic methods for chemical analysis." Visitors can download posters to learn about the group's work involving two and three laser ion trap mass spectrometry and fluorescence spectroscopy. The website discusses the group's creation of atmospheric pressure plasma on a chip as a new way of forming an a
Author(s): Blades, Michael
Net-Weather
Net-Weather presents a host of meteorological information for the UK at this website. Users can find out seasonal, monthly, 10-day, and additional relevant weather forecasts. The Charts and Data link offers live satellite images, links to numerous forecast models, and data on sea temperatures and anomalies. For people who like winter and snow, the website offers interesting stories about famous British winters as well as snow reports. The Net-Weather Forum is a great place to discuss any weather
Fractals, Chaos
Paul Bourke of the Astrophysics and Supercomputing department at Swinburne University of Technology is the author of this massive resource on fractals and chaos. He gives examples of many different kinds and classes of fractals, including the Mandelbrot set and various attractors; and brief explanations accompany each one. A substantial introduction to fractals covers the underlying principles and connection to chaos theory. Many stunning, high resolution fractal image galleries show elaborate p
users can create a game spinner with one to twelve sectors to look at experimental and theoretical probabilities.
Author(s): The Shodor Education Foundation, Inc.
This page contains links to one pagers on historical instruments of astronomy with photos of the following : Astronomy Slides, Celestial Globe, Cometarium, Globe, Gregorian Telescope, Kepler's Laws Demonstration, Orrery, Planetarium, Planisphere, Stereoscopic Pictures of the Moon, Tellurian, and Transit.
THE CSE LIGHT TOUR
This self-guided and interactive light module offers a variety of activities to help students learn about light. Some of the sections include a tool to check answers to questions posed on the page. The topic is linked to how astronauts and astronomers use different types of light.
Author(s): Lauren Osofsky
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Factoring Special Products
Choose the correct steps to factor a polynomial involving perfect-square binomials, differences of squares, or constant factors. Use the feedback to diagnose incorrect steps.
Data flyer
Teachers of all algebra levels will find this applet useful when helping students understand and visualize the relationships between graphs and data points. The exploratory questions could serve as the basis for class projects involving the use of the applet.
Author(s): Shodor Education Foundation
Copyright 1997-2004 The Shodor Education Foundation, Inc.
Observe the origins of some ocean floor sediments
This Earth science resource illustrates the sources of ocean sedimentation along coasts, on the ocean floor, and at hydrothermal vents. Students click on these ocean locations to see examples of the formation of hydrogenous, biogenous, and terrigenous sediments. For each sediment type, the resource provides two enlargeable images. When enlarged, each image is accompanied by descriptive text. For example, the hydrogenous sediments are represented by a close-up view of ferromanganese nodules, as w
Author(s): TERC. Center for Earth and Space Science Education
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The future of energy, environment
The lasting effects of energy consumption on the environment continue to be a problem as the world's population requires more and more energy. This informational piece, part of a series about the future of energy, introduces students to environmental issues related to the use and production of energy. Fossil fuels, nuclear energy, hydropower, and clean air are discussed in the context of environmental quality. Students can read about the development of environmentally friendly vehicles and follo
Author(s): Iowa Public Television. Explore More Project
Copyright 2004, Iowa Public Television.
Service–Learning: The Time Is Now
Our schools and our youth have much to contribute to their community and to society as a whole. This is what service-learning looks like today.,Volume 13, Number 2
Author(s): Cathryn Berger Kaye
Copyright 2009 by National Middle School Association (NMSA)
Citizen Science Projects: Everyone's a Scientist
Even middle grades students can make a positive contribution to the vast body of scientific research.,Volume 13, Number 2
Author(s): Jessica Fries-Gaither
Table Ronde : Stanley Kubrick - l'artiste et sa méthode
Rencontre avec Ken Adam, Marisa Berenson, Michel Ciment, Nigel Galt, Jan Harlan, Christiane Kubrick, Tim Heptner, animée par Serge Toubiana.
Directeur artistique britannique d'origine allemande, Ken Adam fait ses débuts à Hollywood sur d'importantes productions : Le Tour du monde en quatre-vingts jours ou Ben-Hur. Par la suite, il travaille notamment avec Jacques Tourneur, Robert Aldrich, J. L. Mankiewicz et pour la série des James Bond des anné
Lógica para Computación
Author(s): UNED Costa Rica
Copyright UNED de Costa Rica 2011,
Launching a new venture
What strategies can entrepreneurs adopt to help them weather the current economic storm? John Mullins, Associate Professor of Management Practice, has researched entrepreneurial ventures and offers some valuable insights
(〜2010年度)データ統合型研究
データ統合型研究
La sexualité chez les adolescents - Nathalie Bajos
Une conférence de l'UTLS au Lycée
La sexualité chez les adolescents par Nathalie Bajos
Lycée Don Bosco (06 Nice)
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