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Education Sites
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the links to subject specific sites: Astronomy;
Biology; Chemistry;
Environmental and Earth Science ;
Physics ; Science in
the News
Science
Learning Network
This site is a gateway to science education resources, updated monthly
'ten cool sites', and an international network of museums with online
inquiry activities.
Science
Multimedia With the LookSmart web directory, you can locate
audio and video clips, animations, models, and simulations of scientific
phenomena and high technology.
Science
NetLinks This site provides free, Internet-based content across
academic disciplines. Science NetLinks' role is to provide a wealth
of resources for K-12 science educators, including lesson plans
and reviewed Internet resources. SNL is a dynamic site with new
content being added on a regular basis, so check back often.
Find
Out Why is an online magazine with plenty of fun science activities
and interesting stories.
Virtual
Field Trips The Field Trips Site has a range of field trips
on nature topics: Rainforests, Endangered Species, Salt Marshes,
Volcanoes, and more! Perfect for classroom use, we provide teacher's
objectives and resources for each trip.
Enjoy your visit!
The
Exploratorium Lots of things to see and do here, including Sport
Science (the physics behind skateboarding, hockey, baseball and
cycling), Ten Cool Sites (updated monthly), interactive exhibits
and more.
The
Why Files The interesting, well-written articles at The Why
Files covers issues of science, health, environment and technology
from a unique perspective. They are a perfect supplement to secondary
science curriculum.
Jim
Reed’s Science Bookmarks Better than a search engine for
junior high science resources - these links are sorted by grade
and unit. Also, there is interactive quizzes for each curricular
topic. This site is part of the Argyll Home Education Services Centre
of Edmonton Public Schools.
Yes
I Can! Science The York University Educational Science Project
provides strong scientific resources with "easy-to use",
"easy-to-understand" demonstrations and explanations.
SCORE
Science
From the Schools of California Online Resources for Education, this
is a great resource for teachers and students. The 'Kids Corner'
has many activities, and the 'Teachers Place' has a lessons database,
collaborative projects, and links. Also has an 'Ask a Scientist'
section.
Scott's
Science and Math Room
This is a well-organized resource site, taking you to useful places
on the web.
The
Franklin Institute Online
This Science Museum from Pennsylvania has many online learning activities
and investigations for all areas of science.
How
Stuff Works
Statistics
Canada Learning Resources Statistics
Canada actively supports education in Canada by developing and offering
easy access to a wide variety of statistical products and services
which have been specifically designed for students and teachers.
Lots of teaching resources here (all subjects), using Canadian information.
Science
Links Called 'Cool and Useful Student Resources', this site
is intended to provide high school students with guidance when searching
the Internet for information. It is also a good place for teachers
to visit since it contains a long list of science links for all
areas of science. Each site is described and rated.
Frank
Potter's Science Gems Frank Potter is a physicist who maintains
this site of Great links to Great Science Resources. His well-organized
categories and subcategories make this site easy to navigate. This
site contains thousands of categorized science links.
Educational
Resources in Science This site from the Community Learning Network
contains: curricular resources (information/explanations for students
and teachers wishing to learn more about science); instructional
materials (lesson plans and teaching tips/ideas for science teachers);
and theme pages (curricular resources as well as instructional materials
on specific scientific topics). It is easy to navigate.
National
Science Teachers Association Recommended Web sites Here's a
list of recommended Web sites from NSTA members and nonmembers.
Links are categorized by subjects.
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