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Scientists born in June

Categories: News Tags: active learning, brain, chromosome mapping, DNA, DNA replication, education, electromagnetism, genetics, kindergarten, light, marine conservation, ocean research, physics, play, self-expression, speech center, theory of relativity, transposable elements, X-ray diffraction Date: June 1, 2017

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Categories: News Tags: abiotic stresses, active learning, attention, biotic stresses, blended learing, Bloom taxonomy, circadian cycle, cognition, development, gene regulation, group work, learning, memory, plants, science education Date: October 6, 2015

In the scientific press: Blending Instruction, Plant Circadian Cycle, Visual Attention & Memory.

Categories: In the Scientific Press Tags: abiotic stresses, active learning, attention, biotic stresses, blended learing, Bloom taxonomy, circadian cycle, cognition, development, gene regulation, group work, learning, memory, plants, science education Date: October 6, 2015

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The Human Senses: Hearing

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The auditory system transforms sound waves into neural activity. All vertebrate auditory systems have commonalities as well as differences…..

Chemistry: The Elements Scandium

August 31, 2021

Scandium is plentiful in outer space. The visible spectra of the Sun and certain other stars identified strong bands arising from this element…

The Human Senses: Touch

July 16, 2021

Lesson Plan: The sensory system has evolved to inform us about our surroundings. We can use touch to navigate in the world, to communicate, to search for food,…..

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