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The Center for Improved Engineering and Science Education is about to ask a
lot of people all over the world which traits they have. One way for
students to learn how their physical characteristics, or traits, are
inherited is by gathering a great deal of information about specific,
easily-seen human features. Students can analyze this [...]
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Saskatoon teacher, Jim Hoffman maintains this extensive site of math
resources for his high school classes.? There are pages for Math 10, 20,
A30, B30, C30 and Calculus!
The URL:? http://schools.spsd.sk.ca/mount/Hoffman/
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Megan Norlin from the Jurassic Park Institute wrote me about a component of
their website called Dino Lab.? This has the makings for a great web quest!
Dino Lab, located on the [Jurassic Park Institute] site, features a variety
of free materials including interactive lesson plans, online Student
activities and easy-to-implement teaching tools.? The program [...]
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From the site:
?If you’re interested in satellites or astronomy, you’ve come to the right
place! Our aim is to provide you with all the information you need to
observe satellites such as the International Space Station and the Space
Shuttle, spectacular events such as the dazzlingly bright flares from
Iridium satellites as well as a [...]
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Tony Campbell from London wrote me about his site, Map History / History of
Cartography – THE Gateway to the Subject:
?Overall, the site offers a tightly organized global overview of the history
of cartography, spread over about 100 pages.? The regularly updated listings
of map image sites and web articles are the only comprehensive [...]
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