sciencegal34

Twitter Book Club - Science Methods Fall 2019

[sciencegal34 @sciencegal34]

final tweet #bclubsci

[sciencegal34 @sciencegal34]

@HoerterAmanda same!!! i felt smart reading this one lol

[Amanda Hoerter @HoerterAmanda]

This was probably my favorite chapter to read about because I was able to understand it more than the others and relate to it more. #bclubsci

[Amanda Hoerter @HoerterAmanda]

Ah, yes... photosynthesis, one of the greatest biological revolutions on the planet. I have recently seen this being discussed at my placement and it was a part of my science lesson last week! #bclubsci

[sciencegal34 @sciencegal34]

me this whole chapter #bclubsci

[sciencegal34 @sciencegal34]

it was interesting to hear the perspective of how fire could, in some cases, be considered like life #bclubsci

[sciencegal34 @sciencegal34]

"Life is a chemical reaction that directly or indirectly takes matter and energy from its surroundings to expand, propagate, and reproduce itself"... magical sounding isn't it #bclubsci

[sciencegal34 @sciencegal34]

how people can deny climate change & the need to address it is completely beyond me #bclubsci

[sciencegal34 @sciencegal34]

reading this chapter has me thinking about how fragile the earth's systems are and how much damage we're currently doing... #bclubsci

[AbbyW @abby8_w]

since water is the key for life and there are several other planets with it, how long would it take for life like ours to develop? #Bclubsci

[Madison Chenot @chenot_madison]

Our planet’s climate is about the only stable thing in my life right now. #bclubsci #procrastination #collegelife

[sciencegal34 @sciencegal34]

when earth meets all the necessary requirements for sustaining human life #bclubsci

[sciencegal34 @sciencegal34]

"While Earth does not have the biggest, hottest, coldest, fastest, or slowest atmosphere"...........sounds like it has the coolest😎 #bclubsci

[JCPS Satire @JCPS_PR]

Hey @MattBevin, we finally found something you can accurately blame the teachers for.

[Peyton Hawks @HawksPeyton]

Hmm, today’s Earth atmosphere is much thinner than it was...I wonder if climate change has made it even thinner 🤔. #bclubsci

[sciencegal34 @sciencegal34]

when meteorologists are calling for snow in the troposphere this week #bclubsci

[sciencegal34 @sciencegal34]

it seems like so much had to align just right for our planet to have the necessary elements for sustaining life and becoming habitable! #bclubsci

[sciencegal34 @sciencegal34]

@AbbyUofl so true, Abby! love your thoughts on this

[sciencegal34 @sciencegal34]

chapter three had me thinking about my own classroom and the philisophical backgrounds students will be bringing... how do you all think you will address students asking questions about creation? #Bclubsci

[Abby Herp @AbbyUofl]

@sciencegal34 I think when students ask about creation we should to relate it back to science but also consider students beliefs of the divine. It is a good time to celebrate and recognize the diversity of the classroom and use it as a gateway to use culturally relevant teaching. #BclubSci

[sciencegal34 @sciencegal34]

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[sciencegal34 @sciencegal34]

I think students would love to debate the "billion dollar question" at the end of the chapter: which comes first? plate tectonics or liquid oceans?