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Can You Live With Your Teaching Assignment?, Rex T. Morrison
Can You Live With Your Teaching Assignment?, Rex T. Morrison
Iowa Science Teachers Journal
At the meeting of chemistry teachers interested in or teaching the CHEM Study course held at Roosevelt High School on December 7, 1963, concurrently with a meeting of biology teachers interested in BSCS and another meeting of PSSC Physics teachers, the problems of getting the new course more widely adopted were discussed.
Imagine - Chemistry In The Sixth Grade!, Helen W. Hawkins, Mildred L. Schultz
Imagine - Chemistry In The Sixth Grade!, Helen W. Hawkins, Mildred L. Schultz
Iowa Science Teachers Journal
The introduction of an organized science program in the elementary school has brought about a reorganization of the science offerings at the junior and high school levels. The background in science that is dev eloped at the elementary level has made it possible for the junior and senior high school science teachers to expand their programs. The problem that educators face is to determine what phases of science can be most effectively introduced in the elementary school.
News And Notes - Congratulations
News And Notes - Congratulations
Iowa Science Teachers Journal
William V. Houser, a science teacher at Roosevelt High, Des Moines, has been named the Iowa Teacher of the Year for 1964.
Cover - Journal Staff; Journal Information; Ista Officers
Cover - Journal Staff; Journal Information; Ista Officers
Iowa Science Teachers Journal
No abstract provided.
The Hawkeye Science Fair, Dean C. Stroud
The Hawkeye Science Fair, Dean C. Stroud
Iowa Science Teachers Journal
In the spring of 1958 a group of people representing the Iowa Medical Society, the Des Moines Register and Tribune, and Drake University were asked to meet to consider a suggestion that a science fair organization be developed to serve central Iowa and thus encourage high school students to do research.
Iowa Science Talent Search, J. D. Woods
Iowa Science Talent Search, J. D. Woods
Iowa Science Teachers Journal
At the meeting of the Iowa Academy of Science to be held April 17, 1964, at Luther College, Decorah, Iowa, seven Iowa high school seniors will be honored as winners of Collins Science Scholarships in the Eighteenth Iowa Science Talent Search.
News And Notes - New Members?
Iowa Science Teachers Journal
ISTA can still use more members! Have you done your job in locating one more professionally minded science teacher in Iowa?
Frogs: Living Tools Of Science, Roger Volker
Frogs: Living Tools Of Science, Roger Volker
Iowa Science Teachers Journal
The lowly frog has long been the biologist's friend. As a small vertebrate available in large numbers, this amphibian has been made the high point of every biology class across the country, since the turn of the century.
The Eastern Iowa Science Fair, Irvin H. Gerks
The Eastern Iowa Science Fair, Irvin H. Gerks
Iowa Science Teachers Journal
The first regional Eastern Iowa Science Fair was held in Cedar Rapids in late March, 1960. The organizing efforts were furnished principally by the Cedar Rapids Council of Parent-Teacher Associations, under the energetic leadership of Dr. and Mrs. John F. Troxel. Affiliation with. NFS-I, sponsored by Science Service, Inc., Washington, D. C., was established.
Pollen As A Teaching Tool, Paul W. Tweeten
Pollen As A Teaching Tool, Paul W. Tweeten
Iowa Science Teachers Journal
One of the basic needs I have encountered in teaching biology is being able to reach a designated goal by different avenues; that is, a diversified approach to the subject. I will attempt to show how a different tool, pollen, can be used to illustrate a number of common biological concepts.
News And Notes - Ista At Isea
Iowa Science Teachers Journal
Vice President David Fagle has been making plans for a fine fall meeting of ISTA at the October 16, 1964, meeting of ISEA.
News And Notes - Complimentary Copies Of Issue No. 1 Of Volume 2
News And Notes - Complimentary Copies Of Issue No. 1 Of Volume 2
Iowa Science Teachers Journal
Complimentary copies of vol.2 no.1 have been mailed to every secondary science teacher in Iowa as a means of informing all teachers of the activities and organization of the Iowa Science Teachers Association and the existence of this Journal.
Open Letter From The President, David L. Fagle
Open Letter From The President, David L. Fagle
Iowa Science Teachers Journal
The Iowa Science Teacher's Association is a growing organization and this journal is evidence of its expanding program. All teachers of science in the State of Iowa should be active members of this worthwhile organization.
News And Notes - Ista At Isea
Iowa Science Teachers Journal
October 6 found a significant number of ISTA members present for the annual fall meeting in Des Moines.
Junior Academy News - Kevin Binns And Bonnie Tinker Are Representing Iowa Junior Academy Of Science At Montreal, December 28, 1964
Iowa Science Teachers Journal
The third meeting of the American Junior Academy of Science will be held in Montreal, Canada, December 28. Bonnie Tinker is presenting a paper on Prejudice and Insecurity. Kevin Binns is presenting a paper on Analysis of Caucasian-Christian Influence at West Des Moines Indian Burial Ground.
Application For Membership; Back Cover
Application For Membership; Back Cover
Iowa Science Teachers Journal
No abstract provided.