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Direct linkMulvey, Bridget; Bell, Randy – Science Teacher, 2012
Google Earth is an exciting way to engage students in scientific inquiry--the foundation of science education standards and reforms. The National Science Education Standards identify inquiry as an active process that incorporates questioning, gathering and analyzing data, and thinking critically about the interplay of evidence and explanations.…
Descriptors: Science Education, Earth Science, Classrooms, Plate Tectonics
