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Science in the community
I’m hoping that secondary teachers will take a look at the articles that describe authentic investigations conducted by young scientists in their communities: Creative Soil Conservation and Boulder Creek Study. The latter has examples of student work as they studied the water quality in their communities, using various indicators, including the presence of aquatic invertebrates. [...]
Posted in SciLinks Also tagged anatomy, assessment, community, Earth science, earthquakes, engineering, environmental science, invertebrates, plants, vertebrates, weather 1 comment
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