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Curriculum Development Proposal

Proposal

By:  Victoria Brown

Date: August 29, 2007

1. Laboratory Techniques Poster - This poster is a quick reference guide and refresher, this chart is a great reference for my classroom or lab, and frees me from answering questions repeatedly.  The clear, thorough illustrations address concerns on proper adjustment of burner flames, how to measure liquids, how to bend glass tubing, and 20 other techniques students need to master successfully. 

Cost :  $60.95

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Now Some More Fun and Games

Have you ever considered that some of the difficulties we all have with reading is because our brain is having its own conflict with the in-put it is getting? Try the following exercise.

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Social Inhibitors

I have started a resource on inhibitions.  If you share my interest please search this link.

Social inhibition - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Home Page For inhibitions - What is inhibitions?

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Observing the Global

Earth

 

Where Do Humans Congregate?

 

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Science and a Sense of Place

Welcome to my place on Serendip Exchange (and on the web). In preparation for the Science and Sense of Place Institute that I coordinate with my friend and colleague, Anne Dalke, I have been trying to locate myself in science. What do I do? Where do I situate myself? What topics intersect with my interest most often?

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Superball Backup

you think of "science," what words or pictures come up in your mind?  Write or draw you answer in the space below:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Red Hot, backup

Have you ever heard or used the expression, "red hot"?  You've probably heard (perhaps in art class) that colors on the left end of the visible light spectrum (red, orange, yellow) referred to as warm colors, while those on the right side of the visible light spectrum (green, blue, violet) referred to as cool colors.  But, do our observations in the world of science match our observations in the world of everyday living? 

Begin by writing down at least five things that you use every day that are or would be hot to the touch.  What color are they?

 

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Everyday Ways to Teach Empathy

 

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Presentation-Assumptions

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