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National Science Teachers Association (NSTA), founded in 1944 and headquartered
in Arlington, Virginia, is the largest organization in the world committed
to promoting excellence and innovation in science teaching and learning
for all. NSTA's current membership of more than 53,000 includes science
teachers, science supervisors, administrators, scientists, business and
industry representatives, and others involved in science education. NSTA's
web address is
http://www.nsta.org This
academic website from the NSF-funded National Institute for Science Education
at the University of Wisconsin-Madison is committed to illuminating the
science behind the headlines. They address everything from comets to mad
cows using clear language, an on-line glossary, accurate information, and
attractive presentation. New additions to the site are added at 2 week
intervals.
A space in cyberspace for biology teaching and learning. This national education program sponsored by Genentech provides a network of high school biology teachers with access to scientists, scientific information and science teaching programs of merit. http://www.gene.com You
can learn what the Hubble telescope tells us about the birth of stars or
more down to earth, why feet smell. Not for the faint-of-heart, but if
you agree with Peter Pan's "I won't grow up", this may be the site for
you.
Talk
about questions, just send them here. This "collective crania of scientists"
versed in disciplines from zoology to astrophysics, will ponder your query
and post amazingly thoughtful answers. And if you don't have a question,
it's a wonderful learning experience to just cruise through and see what
others want to know. Nice idea and well done.
Are
you interested in knowing how is a human cell looking like, how it works,
how the virus infects and grows , anatomy of a splinter, how pencil bursts
bacteria.,what happens when a cell commits suicide,how Big? the size of
viruses, bacteria, human cells, Streptococcus -this strain kills white
blood cells
Those
are our five community areas (History, Nature, Science, Exploration, Technology).
Click on them and you'll find stories, graphics, games and conversation
exclusively produced for our website. There's something new every day,
so you'll want to come back often.
If
you are a kid under 10, watch this amazing "Children's Museum."
LandMark
Schools is for students with language based learning disabilities or Dyslexia
To
provide basic teaching tips to inexperienced teachers; ideas that can be
immediately implemented into the classroom.
Have
you ever wondered what it might be like to be an astronomer? Do you have
any questions that you would like an astronomer to answer? Would you like
to hear the latest about hyperspace, black holes, time travel and quantum
cosmology? Well, at the Astronomy Cafe you've come to the right place!
Sit down, grab a cup of coffee, and have a far-out adventure at the outer
frontier of space and time.
The
Banyan Tree Learning Center gives assistance to students experiencing school
difficulties. We provide instruction in the basics of reading, written
language, mathematics, and study/organizational skills using innovative,
multi-sensory techniques and strategies. These methods have proven successful
in helping students learn more effectively. Our students learn how to build
on their strengths, talents and abilities, and overcome their weaknesses.
Our goal is to help parents and teachers understand individual differences
and to give students the skills they need for lifelong learning. The Banyan
Tree Learning Center can assist students in achieving their goals for educational
and personal success.
From
internet cruising techniques to the newest live curriculum -- fun and educational
material for the parent or teacher! Web Page Creator for kids.
Do
you have a question about volcanoes, earthquakes, mountains, rocks, maps,
ground water, lakes, or rivers?
White House for Kids, Members,History and moreover you can send mail to the President, the Vice President, or the First Lady by using your computer. If you include your mailing address, then you will receive a letter in response. For kids only http://www.whitehouse.gov Eisenhower National Clearing House is just one service we offer teachers-read about our free publications, CD-ROM & professional development activities. Do check this out! http://www.enc.org This is most amazing site of information related to wild life, history, technology, travel, nature, exploration and science. Being the best channel on Television it is about to become the best site on the Internet. http://www.discovery.com A good
set of elementary lessons on astronomy, biology, chemistry, earth science,
physical science and technology. A huge database of lesson plans for various
subjects. Do check this out.
The
material presented in this site reviews the most important results, techniques
and formulas in college & pre college mathematics. The learning units
are presented in worksheets format & require substitute for your classroom
units or for reading your textbook.
A wonderful
site of chemistry. Study has been presented on the chemicals and its chemical
data, physical data, electronic data, biological data, geological data...A
good site if you are looking out for information on chemistry.
A great
site for problem solving across its curriculum. It is said to be the 21st
Century problem solving site.
These
pages include resources for math educators who are interested in finding
lessons and programs for the TI-81,82, and 85 graphing calculators.Also
there is a Calculator-Based Laboratory System page which shows one of the
latest pieces of equipment available to teachers who are interested in
showing students "real-world" applications of mathematics.
At
the University of Nottingham, England announces its WWW pages. As well
as general information, there are details of Publications.
About
everything you could want about mathematics (primary audience would be
the professional mathematician, but there is something here for K-12 teachers
who want to stretch their students.
A good
listing of resources
The Texas 500 provides contact information and ranking for the top 500 Texas companies both public and private in the state.http://www.gopher.texas-one.org Few Sites which are full of mathematical resources. Do check this out. This
is an excellent resource for students and teachers. This page provides
access to files of over 500 biographies of mathematicians.
Rice
University's Galileo Project is a source of information on the life and
work of Galileo Galileo (1564-1642).
Founded
in 1974, this society promotes research and teaching in the history and
philosophy of mathematics.
Good
activities and resources for Algebra/Math/Geometry education.
Interactive
Multidimensional Geometric Manipulatives from the University of Minnesota.
Neat stuff.
Instructional
project in molecular modeling and 3-D visualization for K-12 students and
teachers.
This
page examines the mathematics behind building fractal images, and gives
some sample images. There are also some interesting links to other sites
related to fractals.
These
pages contain new information regarding the Advanced Placement Statistics
course and exam.
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