As I learn with teachers, leaders, and students I notice that there are a variety of conceptions of Inquiry. I have posted blogs on Inquiry before- Inquiry Part 1 and Lee Meadows on Inquiry. I thought I would revisit this topic and post a couple of FREE resources. Foundations: Inquiry…

This is another modification of the Did You Know video. Gives us something to think about as we strive to integrate technology into our science instruction. more about "Social Media Revolution", posted with vodpod

Alltop.com is an online “magazine rack” of popular topics. The stories are updated every hour and it is easy to search for science topics. HERE are the results of a search for “science”. Results show posts from a variety of online science magazines, newspaper articles and blogs. Applications for Science…

Academicearth.org has a wealth of high quality videos, courses, and lectures from several respected universities. There are many science lectures and courses that could be of use to teachers of science. Resources on the site contain a grade so you have an idea of which videos may be more useful.…

Visionlearning.com is a set of peer-reviewed science modules containing readings, interactive multimedia, and a glossary. The modules are available in both Spanish and English. The library contains modules in Biology, Physics, Chemistry, Process of Science, Scientific Research, and more. Click HERE to see an example module: States of Matter Applications…

This is a video of the skateboarding physicist, Dr. Tae, discussing his views of teaching and learning in math and science. He has strong opinions and makes some great points about instruction at all levels. WARNING #1: this video contains some PG language so it may not be appropriate for…