Shoutout to my favorite source for great biology activities! The link for the activity is https://t.co/LfVO1jD39r incase any bio teachers are interested in using this lesson๐ฟ๐๐ฝ Resource credit: @biologycorner
First microscope lab of the school year โ my 9th grade biology students had a blast creating elodea leaf & onion skin slides to end our photosynthesis lesson! Take a look at the photos captured by my students from a compound microscope. #scied#stemeducation#scienceteachers
@teachgang I couldnโt agree more. Twitter for educators is basically like unlimited PD and PLC. There are so many great learning communities on here that are content and grade specific. I am finding myself exploring new resources and strategies from educators all over the world! #EDTC627F22
@AlinaGumbs@SamanthaBahna@NJCUEdTech@4womeninscience@newscientist@NOAA @EPAresearch @geosociety Thank you for recommending @NOAA and @EPAresearch! As a new APES teacher, I want to stay current with news relating to environmental science to expose my students to real-world connections within each unit. It helps the course content resonate better for both my students and me.
@SamanthaBahna@NJCUEdTech Science Ed. can be tied into other subject areas by introducing current events and news! These are some great Twitter accounts to stay current with scientific news and discoveries, or to pull articles from for your students. @newscientist@BBCScienceNews@NYTScience#EDTC627F22