In my last post, I showed the statistics of what this blog has accomplished so far. I feel very good about where we’ve been, but now it’s time to describe where I plan on going this coming year. Given that I am not teaching chemistry this school year, my work on the Elements Unearthed project [...]
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Plans for 2012
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Introducing Student Posts
Posted in Weekly Post, tagged aristotle, beyond hands-on, chemistry blog, chemistry demonstrations, democritus, empedocles, epicurus, greek matter theories, greek philosophy, heraclitus, parmenides, plato, student blogs, student created content, student-centered learning, students as teachers, technology in science education, thales, zeno on October 4, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
As I teach chemistry and astronomy again for the first time in several years, I’m having a lot of fun getting back into the physical sciences with all of the lab experiences I’d collected and developed over the years before I started teaching multimedia exclusively. I’ve also added a number of excellent activities that I [...]
