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    Recall in Middle School Science Sarah Brown Eastern Illinois University ELE 5250 Literature Review Science in the classroom is being recognized as an integral part of education. Recent revisions to standards and standardized tests are including more scientific content. The reason science education is so important is because it prepares students to be informed citizens and knowledgeable consumers (National Governors Association

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    Benefits of Dissection

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    and cons regarding ethics of dissection. Dissection has many benefits. The experience of dissection is unforgettable. “Things you can actually touch usually stick in your head better,” according to Dr. Damon Scoville. Dissection is an approach to science that creates a lasting impression. Students gain many things from an experience with dissection. Some of which include respect for life, and necessary skills for dissection that will be useful later in higher level classes. The hand’s on job really

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    day but to give the students the opportunity to grasp new skills and concepts. In addition, I was attract by the idea of using student rubrics so they can check themselves as they go. While reflecting, I did some research and asked questions to the science teacher I observed. Rubrics are very effective and motivational ways for students to better understand the

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    planned exactly how I wouldn't come in last. I also made sure to include in my imaginary plan to not push myself too hard so I wouldn’t quit and if I quit I would be arraigned as a wimp who wasn’t able to finish a simple mile. I finally made my way to science class and I tried very hard to

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    and they go up to Graceś room to talk softly. “ So I have something to tell you real urgent.” Crystal hesitantly said. “ Whatś so urgent?” Grace asked her. “ Well I got suspended from school.” “WHAT no way how did that happen?” “ I was taking the science test and I didn 't have an eraser so I asked the kid next to me for one and the teacher thought I was cheating.” “Crystal if youŕe suspended Iḿ suspended too, I can’t go to school without you.” “ Grace wait wait wait, you can’t suspend yourself

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    October Sky Essay

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    start the fire. Homer quit his job, went back to school, and won the County Science Fair. He was sent to Indianapolis for the National Science Fair. His dad was disappointed again that Homer went back to building rockets. He was the only one in town who didn't believe in Homer and his friends. His father helped him out when all of Homer's rocket supplies were stolen in Indianapolis the night before the science fair. His father made him

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    Science is an aspect of life and something which is identifiable in every student’s lives as it is continuously extended, refined and revised. In the text, Taking Science to School, there are five points identifying why science should be taught science. The five reasons include “1. Science is a significant part of human culture and represents the human thinking capacity, 2. It provides common experience for development of language, logic, and problem solving skills to be used in the classroom, 3

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    Inquiry is the process that governs how students learn within the contents of science education. The textbook defined inquiry as the process that students should use to learn science (Martin, Sexton, Franklin, Gerlovich, & McElory 2009). They should be able to ask questions, use their questions to plan and conduct a scientific investigation, use appropriate science tools and scientific techniques, evaluate evidence and use it logically to construct several alternative explanations, and communicate

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    planned exactly how I wouldn't come in last. I also made sure to include in my imaginary plan to not push myself too hard so I wouldn’t quit and if I quit I would be arraigned as a wimp who wasn’t able to finish a simple mile. I finally made my way to science class and I tried very hard to

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    Whether God blesses me to teach in a graded setting or a multiage setting, one aspect of my classroom will be the same. Christ will be the cornerstone of everything we do and learn and our classroom organization will reflect that. My plan for a multiage classroom will incorporate that cornerstone. From the moment a student, caregiver, or faculty member walks into our classroom, they will be able to see that Christ is at the center of everything we do. Our classroom will have a class verse which the

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