eTips for Science Teachers
SCI's eTips for Science Teachers presents timely tips for the teaching of Introductory Physical Science and Force, Motion and Energy.
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Back Issues of eTips
Did you miss previous issues of eTips? They are all available here as PDF file downloads. Clicking on one of the eTips listed below will open the collapsible accordion panel. A listing of the articles in that issue will appear. You can then click the “Download” link to retrieve the file.
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eTips #7, March 2008
Writing Lab Notebook Quizzes
Testing Your Energy Wheel
Summer Workshop Information
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eTips #6, November, 2007
Tracing the 'Flow' of Energy in FM&E
2008 Summer Workshop Dates Download eTips #6:
eTips #5, September 2007
Lab Notebook Quizzes Provide Useful Feedback - in Less Time!
Our New Rewards Program
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eTips #4, March 2007
Textbook Selection: Making the Best Choice
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eTips #3, November 2006
Using Your tests to Drive Instruction
Diagnostic Analysis Q&A
Workshop Dates for Summer 2007
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eTips #2, September 2006
Developing Good Science Reading Skills
Equipment Corner - PegboardsDownload eTips #2:
eTips #1, April 2006
Graph Reader 'Thingies'Download eTips #1:
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The new 9th Edition of Introductory Physical Science (IPS) continues the IPS tradition of guiding students to knowledge of physical science and the way scientific knowledge is acquired.
Inspect the table of contents and more details on our new edition of IPS.