Students Talk History in Science Class
Hearing from a real scientist about the dynamic nature of hurricane science, let students see how science connects to their daily lives.
Palm Beach County Students Use Math and Determine an Error in Scientific Thinking
The results of their calculations, in fact, led them to discover on their own how scientific theories can change with new evidence.
What’s With the Water?
Students experimented with non-point and point sources for water pollutants and how they can affect watershed by manipulating variables using an Enviroscape model.
Teacher Experiences with Scientists Paint an Important Message
She strongly believed that a portion of the student growth can be attributed to having scientist role models visit.
Scientist in Every Florida School Draws a Crowd at FASS/FAST Conference in St. Augustine
The Scientist in Every Florida School team had the chance to spread the word about the program at the recent … Continue
8th Grade Experiments with LED Plant Growth Chambers
To build stronger connections between classroom discussion and real world research, Drake and Samantha brought in miniature multicolored LED plant growth chambers for the students to run their own experiments.
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!
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.
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?