Biology Students Create Traps as Part of Community Science Project
As an added surprise while placing the traps around the campus, Hailey Dansby was able to share her find with the group: a praying mantis!
Students Learn About the Importance of Ants
On Tuesday, September 24th, Susan Shrum’s 6th grade class was visited by ant scientist, Jacob Hornfeldt.
Scientist Interest Builds at the Whitney Lab Science by the Shore Event
Since the event, the SEFS scientist registration database has seen over 10 new scientists join the efforts to connect teachers and scientists.
Trends Over Time-An Observational Analysis
“They are very curious and often ask questions that can bring a new viewpoint to your research,” states scientist Molly Selba.
Congress Middle School Students Interview Bat Biologist, Invertebrate Paleontologist
“I couldn’t believe how much they recounted and how engaged they were at the start of class. Thanks for organizing such an amazing experience for my students. I really appreciate it and look forward to working with SEFS again in the future.”
SEFS Team Gains Valuable Feedback from Participating Scientists
Director, Bruce MacFadden, felt that luncheon with scientists was so successful, that SEFS will likely hold a similar event in the spring.
Alachua County’s Lincoln Middle School Explores the Ever-Changing Nature of Science
If students perceive science as always being right, then what incentive do they have to pursue it?
Scientist in Every Florida School Coordinator Named State Finalist for Presidential Teaching Award
The award recognizes the outstanding contributions of math and science teachers across the nation.
SEFS Team Takes Part in Escambia County In-Service Conference
Escambia County set for first scientist visit of the year after pre-service conference.
Successful Turnout at Palm Beach County STEM Teacher Back to School Conference
Scientist in Every Florida School formally introduces the initiative to Palm Beach County School District science teachers.