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Comprehensive Science Certification

by GoodScience

Jun 5, 2015

Hi. I am currently certified in biology and earth science. Looking for the quickest way to pick up a comprehensive license to be able to continue to teach integrated science since the state has changed the requirements. I am a mom of two babies and I can not spend a ton of time in classes. Anyone know a program that has online classes? I already ha...See More

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hot plates

by Eric

Jun 1, 2015

can i buy just the top plate of a cimarec hot plate? mine broke

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Whomever Yes, Use Google and search for replacing hot plate top

Look at the results from Flinn Scientific. The first result is a "how to" video.

On 6/01/15, Eric wrote: > can i buy just the top plate of a cimarec hot plate? mine > broke

Jun 1, 2015

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science

by eyman

Mar 31, 2015

why are people who live along the coast or other low-lying areas often in more danger from hurricanes than people who live inland?

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Bill T (retired) (NC) On 3/31/15, eyman wrote: > why are people who live along the coast or other low-lying > areas often in more danger from hurricanes than people who > live inland?

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Primarily this is due to the storm surge that accompanies a storm like a hurricane. A verita...See More

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Nicholas Galaxis On 3/31/15, eyman wrote: > why are people who live along the coast or other low- lying > areas often in more danger from hurricanes than people who > live inland? The reason people who live along the coast or in "low-lying areas" is because a Hurricane starts out as water and tends to not go very far either.

May 30, 2015

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grading hands on lab

by stinkybunny

May 27, 2015

I teach in a magnet elementary school where science is a focus. I teach a hands on lab to K-5 for 30 minutes once a week. I do not enter grades into the grading software but I do give each classroom teacher a "grade" that they may choose to use however they like. I am trying to develop some type of quick strategy for formulating a grade f...See More

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Canyonkitty On 5/27/15, stinkybunny wrote: > I teach in a magnet elementary school where science is a > focus. I teach a hands on lab to K-5 for 30 minutes once > a week. I do not enter grades into the grading software > but I do give each classroom teacher a "grade" that they > may choose to use however they like. I am trying to > ...See More

May 27, 2015

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NBCT Study for EA/Science

by Bert

May 19, 2015

Any resources you can recommend to study for component 1 (content knowledge) Thanks

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success with scienceahead

by Dr.Binu sasidharan

May 17, 2015

Dear all, Any one having access to the teacher's resources (answer keys) of Scienceahead (orient blackswan ), science , class 7 ?

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Virtual Field Trip Alert!

by Amy Grosch

May 14, 2015

Join WeAreTeachers as we visit the amazing underwater "city" of Palau's Coral Reefs! See sharks, jellyfish, giant clams, and bizarre creatures who sense light with their bodies instead of their eyes. Learn science while you dive into this colorful world. LIVE event May 19 12 p.m. ET, 9 a.m PT. (It will be recorded in case you miss it). [l...See More

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science

by taabrie

May 14, 2015

what cause a earthquake

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Blind student

by Deborah Thompson

Jan 29, 2015

For the first time I am teaching a fully blind student. At the moment I am wanting to look at how to improve diagrams for him. I would like to help him become an independent learner. Are there other science teachers out there who can help me?

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