Using resources available on the web, explain the existence of the Cascade Volcano Range on the west coast of North America. Focus on one of the volcanoes.
A one-page report (12 pt. font, 1.15 space) is due.
Citations on a separate page are required. All citations must be made in a consistent format (APA or MLA but be consistent).
Include a list of the web sites that you use in this endeavor.
Also include websites that include animations and images that you think would be age-appropriate for your middle grades students.
Monday, September 30, 2013
Wednesday, September 25, 2013
Assignment: Roseberry & Warren - Chapter 5
Due on/before 12:00 noon on Monday, September 30, 2013
1. How did the observations of the behavior of the Newton’s cars allow us to derive the idea that equal and opposite paired forces where generated when the canister was catapulted off the car?
2. How does this map onto the two classroom vignettes described in chapter 5? That is, in what ways was your conversation last night similar to that described by Warren and Rosebery in Chapter 5?
Review the video clip from last evening's Science Talk and respond thoughtfully to the following questions as comments.
1. How did the observations of the behavior of the Newton’s cars allow us to derive the idea that equal and opposite paired forces where generated when the canister was catapulted off the car?
2. How does this map onto the two classroom vignettes described in chapter 5? That is, in what ways was your conversation last night similar to that described by Warren and Rosebery in Chapter 5?
Assignment: F = ma?
Due on/before 12:00 noon on Monday, September 30, 2013
Please respond to the following question as a comment.
During our science talk, we placed the following on the board:
Please respond to the following question as a comment.
During our science talk, we placed the following on the board:
Fcar = (ma)car
Fcan = (ma)can
Why it was necessary to understand the system in order to draw conclusions about
the
ma = ma
statement?Friday, September 6, 2013
Email: Homework and Exam 1
09/05/13
Bring to class on Tuesday: Please bring you rotocopter activity
Supplemental Instruction: If you haven’t been to SI, you are missing great homework and exam preparation help.
09/04/13
Dear Class:
The Supplemental Instructor (SI) will be reviewing the kind of reasoning that we expect on EXAM 1 on Wed at 7:00-8:30 pm today. On Thursday 5:00-6:30 pm, he will continue this discussion.
It might be extremely important for you to attend.
We will be sending more information later today about
1. Homework
2. Class next week
3. Exam 1 parameters.
Dear Class:
We've had a few changes to our schedule
for next week and we are finalizing those plans.
Bring to class on Tuesday: Please bring you rotocopter activity
Supplemental Instruction: If you haven’t been to SI, you are missing great homework and exam preparation help.
Homework:
1.
Problem set#2: in your Homework dropbox file
2.
Blogposts: two new posts have been added. Please comment
3.
Read Chapter 1: Teaching Science to
ELLs
4.
Read Chapter 2 and complete problems: Integrated Physical Science
09/04/13
Dear Class:
The Supplemental Instructor (SI) will be reviewing the kind of reasoning that we expect on EXAM 1 on Wed at 7:00-8:30 pm today. On Thursday 5:00-6:30 pm, he will continue this discussion.
It might be extremely important for you to attend.
We will be sending more information later today about
1. Homework
2. Class next week
3. Exam 1 parameters.
Thursday, September 5, 2013
Assignment: Your learning process in class to date?
Unless otherwise noted, all posts are due on/before noon on Mondays before class.
What has been your learning process in the class so far? Reflect and write about yourself and not the learning process of your students or prospective students.
Tuesday, September 3, 2013
Assignment: What will be your Exam 1?
Due on/before Friday, Sept. 6 at 11:59 PM.
Your exam will be held on Sept 17, 2013. We are providing you an opportunity to provide input into the design of the exam.
Your exam will be held on Sept 17, 2013. We are providing you an opportunity to provide input into the design of the exam.
Our Exam Parameters
·
Students
will demonstrate knowledge and understanding of the science concepts represented
in problems assessed during the class, for homework, in-chapter and end-of-chapter problems in Chapter 2. In other words, students should be able to recognize that the problems represent
concepts involved and should be able to communicate
· Students will take an individual
exam; no collaborative exam will be allowed
Monday, September 2, 2013
Lab Reports
Please submit laboratory Reports to the dropbox in the Lab Reports file as LastName_labname.docx or LastName_labname.doc.
Bring a copy of your lab report to class. Please remove your name from the report.
Bring a copy of your lab report to class. Please remove your name from the report.
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