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This document discusses potential ideas for teaching science in an engaging way for students. Idea 1 involves having students examine New York State through time by comparing climate, cultures, ecosystems, and other information to help travelers understand the area. Idea 2 focuses on everyday activities like cooking, sports, and gaming and incorporating science concepts like chemistry, biology and physics. Idea 3 has students create brochures about the Earth or other planets to teach visitors about weather, natural resources and more. The document emphasizes using an interdisciplinary approach, inquiry-based learning over memorization, and technology to teach science for the 21st century.
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- 2. Idea 1: Time Traveler/Earth Explorer Looking at New York State through time. Compare/contrast climate, cultures latitude/longitude, ecosystems, and any information that could go into a pamphlet to help other travelers understand the area better.
- 4. Idea 2: Everyday Mad Scientists Everyday activities involving science like cooking, baking, sports, gardening, video games etc. Incorporate chemistry, biology, physics, earth science & multiple units Connect science knowledge to prior experience to make learning more meaningful. Use real-life examples/experiments, videos, technology
- 5. Everyday Mad Scientists Cooking/Baking to teach Gardening to teach Earth Chemistry, science, Geology, Microbiology, States of Environmental Science, Matter, Agriculture, Anatomy & Physiology Math/Measurements
- 6. Idea 3: Intergalactic Tour Guides Students make brochure to teach visitors Earth or beyond Incorporate weather, natural resources, flora/fauna, history of location, ecology, astronomy, biology . . . Questions: Can it support life? Why/why not? As we fly past Jupiters moon, youll notice the layer of ice . . .
- 7. Some of our other ideas Actors/role play/charades (Ex. Have students act out different types of bonding or cellular components) Star Trek/Star Wars theme intergalactic heroes trying to solve intergalactic problems Investigative reporters/journalists searching for answers to puzzling questions Playing games like charades, 20 questions, etc to make learning the vocab/content details more fun
- 8. Teaching Science 21st Century Style: Why Does it Matter? Interdisciplinary Approach Meaningful connections Literacy across the curriculum Inquiry & exploration, not memorization/rote learning Constructing knowledge Critical thinking and problem solving Future success Effective use of technology and related skills Smart boards are not glorified white boards Appreciation & Historical perspective Depth over breadth of knowledge
- 9. Teaching Science 21st Century Style: How can we do that? Internet/computer technologies Videos/POV: clips & plan ideas (http://www.pbs.org/pov/educators/) Video games/virtual worlds Real-life examples/experiments Texts, journals, other reference material Guest speakers local & diverse to show anyone can have career in science Models, demonstrations Proper planning, assessment and management And . . .