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Beard, Lisa; Ciesielski, Peter; Hijazi, Frederick – Science Teacher, 2010
Research Experiences for Teachers (RET), funded by the National Science Foundation, offer teachers an opportunity to participate in current, hands-on scientific research in laboratories across the United States. These experiences provide an avenue for teachers to understand the process of research and gain insight on emerging technologies with the…
Descriptors: Faculty Development, Scientific Research, Laboratories, Teaching Methods
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Louviere, James P.; Mungas, Jenny – Science Teacher, 1994
A high school senior describes her adventures as part of an eight-week glacier expedition in Alaska and British Columbia. Also includes information on how to obtain unique summer enrichment opportunities for teachers and students. (ZWH)
Descriptors: Earth Science, Elementary Secondary Education, Science Education, Science Instruction
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Melear, Claudia T.; Bostick, Linda – Science Teacher, 1985
Reports on two science field trips which inservice teachers completed through the Earthwatch organization. Participants learned about microbial mats and evolutionary theory on a coastal expedition and about archeology on a dig in the Mediterranean. Teachers returned with firsthand experience of scientific investigation and renewed enthusiasm for…
Descriptors: Field Trips, High Schools, Inservice Teacher Education, Science Education
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Bonner, J. Jose; Lotter, Christine; Harwood, William – Science Teacher, 2004
Teachers can easily identify what subjects their students have trouble with, whether it is transcription and translation, glycolysis and fermentation, balancing chemical equations, or vector analysis of forces acting on an object. Yet, no matter how teachers try to make these complex issues more accessible to students, or how new editions of…
Descriptors: Secondary School Science, Secondary School Teachers, Workshops, Summer Programs
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Bardwell, Genevieve; Kincaid, Eric – Science Teacher, 2005
Across the United States, only 10% of all teachers are members of minority groups, indicating that teachers are far less diverse than the current population of students they teach. The West Virginia Health Sciences and Technology Academy, a math and science afterschool program and summer institute, was created specifically to reach out to…
Descriptors: Cultural Awareness, Faculty Development, Science Activities, Science Education
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Hodder, A. Peter W. – Science Teacher, 1994
Describes activities designed to give summer school students an appreciation of the value of an integrated approach to scientific investigation. (JRH)
Descriptors: Integrated Activities, Investigations, Science Activities, Science Education
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Ellis, Ronald S. – Science Teacher, 1985
Describes a mentoring program developed to reinforce career counseling sessions at a five-week summer institute where students learn about science, mathematics, computer science, and language arts. The program resulted in a convenient method to determine the overall institute effectiveness. (DH)
Descriptors: High Schools, Mathematics, Mentors, Program Descriptions
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Science Teacher, 1984
Four middle/junior high school programs, winners in the National Science Teachers Association's Search for Excellence in Science Education are described. Programs focus on: (1) note-taking in the laboratory; (2) natural history expeditions; (3) environmental physical science (social and scientific ecological studies); and (4) use of teaching teams…
Descriptors: Ecology, Environmental Education, Field Trips, Junior High Schools