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Classrooms
and
individuals
can
log
on
to
participate
in
a
real-time
field
trip
to
a
National
Estuary
Research
Reserve.
Ask
questions,
view
live
video
and
still
images,
and
learn
about
estuaries
from
experts.
Topics
range
from
geology
to
water
quality,
estuary
plants
and
animals,
and
cultural
heritage.
Includes:
references
and
lesson
plans,
classroom
activities
and
teachers'
guides.
Archives
of
previous
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The
Supporting
Assessment
in
Undergraduate
Mathematics
(SAUM)
project
provides
information
on
assessment
and
assessment
techniques.
The
purpose
of
SAUM
is
to
support
faculty
members
and
departments
in
efforts
to
assess
student
learning
in
coherent
blocks
of
courses
in
undergraduate
mathematical
sciences
or
in
innovations
that
may
consist
of
a
single
course.
The
website
contains
assessment
links,
frequently
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This site offers adults, teachers, and kids access to basic earthquake information, including Frequently Asked Questions, glossaries, simple exercises with science fair materials, news, short reports, preparedness information, and the Ask-a-Geologist service. Links are provided to selected organizations, professional and nonprofessional.
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The
online
version
of
this
well-known
periodical
offers
access
to
an
archive
of
articles
and
the
latest
news,
reviews,
and
scientific
opinion.
The
News
section
covers
the
latest
articles
about
science
issues,
while
Hot
Topics
provides
in-depth
reports
on
the
most
exciting
areas
of
science.
The
Last
Word
allows
users
to
submit
scientific
questions,
read
answers
sent
in
by
other
readers,
or
submit
their
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The
purpose
of
this
Environmental
Protection
Agency
(EPA)
website
is
for
children
to
learn
more
about
the
environment
and
the
ways
they
can
help
to
protect
it.
Information
on
air,
water,
garbage,
recycling,
plants
and
animals,
and
Superfund
are
presented
in
an
easy
to
understand
and
interactive
format.
There
is
an
art
room
to
make
pictures,
a
game
room
with
interactive
games
related
to
environmental
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This
introductory
astronomy
website
offers
extensive
resources
for
students
and
teachers.
Kids'
resources
include
a
series
of
assignments
for
ages
7-11
and
12-18,
a
discussion
board
and
Ask
An
Expert
section,
email
postcards,
puzzles,
games,
movies,
and
coloring
books.
Teacher
resources
include
lesson
plans
for
later
elementary,
middle
school,
and
high
school
students,
lesson
sharing,
worksheets,
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This
resource
for
both
teachers
and
students
interested
in
the
ozone
layer
contains
general
information
and
digitized
images
of
the
antarctic
ozone
hole.
The
referenced
printed
materials
include:
phone
and
e-mail
contacts
for
those
who
wish
to
pursue
the
issue
of
ozone
depletion
further,
a
quick
and
reliable
Frequently-asked-Questions
on
Ozone,
and
an
undergraduate
textbook
entitled,
Atmospheric
Change:
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This
site,
from
the
U.S.
Department
of
Energy,
offers
an
ask
an
expert
section
for
students
to
ask
questions
on
energy,
the
environment,
and
science.
There
are
science
bowl
questions,
a
game
on
the
origins
and
use
of
coal,
an
Earth
science
fact
sheet,
and
a
teacher
lounge.
The
National
Energy
Technology
Laboratory
(NETL)
also
provides
contests
such
as
a
Womens
History
Month
essay
contest,
Earth
Day
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This
website
provides
tools
for
teaching
forestry
topics.
It
includes
information
about
videos
and
classroom
materials,
teacher
workshops,
grants
and
opportunities,
links
to
other
forestry
sites,
ask-a-forester,
downloadable
newsletters
about
environmental
and
forestry
education,
a
kids
section,
and
downloadable
lesson
plans.
The
lesson
plans
cover
topics
such
as
wood,
timber,
properties
of
wood,
...
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This
site
provides
weekly
physics
articles
containing
a
short
introduction
to
the
physics
involved
and
a
taste
of
the
current
research
in
the
field.
It
includes
an
archive
of
physics
photos
and
images,
a
section
for
posing
questions
to
a
physicist,
physics
news,
essays
and
excerpts
by
physicists,
and
biographical
information
on
some
physicists.
There
are
also
links
(categorized
by
level)
to
related
...
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