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National Association of Biology Teachers

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The National Association of Biology Teachers (NABT) site is designed for educators to share experiences and expertise with colleagues from around the globe, keep up with trends and developments in the field, and grow professionally. This site contains news and events, information on conferences and more

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AM Radio Ionosphere Station: Teacher's Guide

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In this activity students will monitor the ionosphere by using an amplitude modulated (AM) radio to track solar storms and other changes in ionosphere reflectivity. They will discover that above the earth's surface a layer of charged particles called the ionosphere is capable of reflecting radio wav more

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The Structures Page

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This course website for students of structural geology and tectonics was selected as Geoscience Site of the Month in October 1999. It provides much standard course website fare, but is distinguished by several interesting visuals, such as a gallery of structural images, diagrams of fold terminology, more

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North American Orogenies

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This web-site contains files showing simple cross sections of one or more states in selected North American orogenies (mountain building events). Major structures, elements, and rock units are shown. The orogenies covered here include the Wopmay, Taconic, Acadian, Alleghanian, Palisades, Antler, Anc more

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Build Your Own Weather Station

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This lesson plan is part of the DiscoverySchool.com lesson plan library for grades 9-12. This lesson focuses on weather instruments, and has students build a rain gauge, barometer, wind vane, anemometer, and a psychrometer. It includes objectives, materials, procedures, discussion questions, evaluat more

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Teaching Mineralogy with Crystal Structure Databases and Visualization Software

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This resource collection provides information on how to incorporate crystal structure databases and 3-D visualization software into undergraduate mineralogy courses. Features include background information for teachers on how to teach with data, models, and visualizations; commentary on the benefits more

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Mission Geography: Human Footprints on Earth as Seen by NASA Scientists

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Mission Geography uses existing NASA data and images where possible to engage students in active, hands-on inquiry, modeling the scientific method and developing students' understanding of environment-society relations and earth science. This particular module draws upon NASA images and research to more

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Geologists on Mars

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In this video NASA scientists discover firm evidence that water once flowed on Mars—perhaps enough water to harbor life. The site includes links to five essays about Mars, "A Tale of Two Rovers," "Why Go to Mars," "Visions (and Revisions) of Mars," "When Worlds Diverge," and "Is the Signature Stil more

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Study Tracks Path of Indian Ocean Tsunami

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Since the Indian Ocean tsunami of December 26, 2004, scientists have tried to retrace the path of the giant waves to learn how and why the water moved in unexpected directions, even turning corners and producing simultaneous wavefronts coming from different directions. This radio broadcast describes more

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Conduct a Fish Survey in Your Class

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In this activity, students simulate a fish survey to determine the population of bluegills in a hypothetical lake using tagging and a capture/recapture technique. They learn how to mathematically estimate the size of a fish population in a lake using a population formula and provided worksheets.

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