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101. SCIENCE
Do you have information about teaching forensic science in grades 512? If you re looking for ideas for a science fair project or demonstration,
http://www.eduref.org/cgi-bin/res.cgi/Subjects/Science
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102. Science Buddies: Become An Expert
I think that teaching science (not that I ve even done it) must be about tapping into the natural science fair Project Starter Kits. Who Benefits
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First-time volunteers: Click here to sign up for the Ask an Expert programs. Returning volunteers: Click here to log in and enroll. To author a Starter Kit , click here "Growing up, I wondered why more people didn't think science was as cool (as in "fascinating") as I did. It didn't take long to realize that one of the reasons was because of how it was taught. Science classes can be downright boring, confusing, or obtuse. It can seem far away, not right under your nose (and feet, and hands, and eyes). I think that teaching science (not that I've even done it) must be about tapping into the natural curiosity that so many kids have for the world around them their dogs and cats and fish, the ocean's undertow that knocked them on their butt, how the sky turns colors when the sun goes up or down. I've always wanted to help kids/young adults discover that science can be amazing and fun and that asking "why" can lead to some pretty interesting stories (if there's someone around to tell them, or help them find answers for themselves)." Shannon, Expert.

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