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Cover - Ias & Ists Officers, Directors And Chairpersons - Ist Journal Information - Table Of Contents
Iowa Science Teachers Journal
No abstract provided.
From The President Of Ists, Warren Classon
From The President Of Ists, Warren Classon
Iowa Science Teachers Journal
As we approach the time for our annual change in leadership, I would like to reflect with you on ISTS-where we are and where we can go.
Iowa Section Of Aapt
Iowa Science Teachers Journal
The Annual Fall Meeting of the Iowa Section of the American Association of Physics Teachers will be held November 18, 1967, at the University of Iowa.
Dedication Of Science Building
Dedication Of Science Building
Iowa Science Teachers Journal
The new Becker Hall of Science at Wartburg College will be dedicated on November 10, 11, and 12.
Nsf Award To Iowa Academy
Iowa Science Teachers Journal
The National Science Foundation has awarded another $5,000 grant to conduct a fourth Junior Academy of Science Symposium in Iowa.
Iowa Science Engineering And Humanities Symposium
Iowa Science Engineering And Humanities Symposium
Iowa Science Teachers Journal
A list of dates to remember regarding the 1968 Iowa Science, Engineering and Humanities Symposium.
Nabt Midwest Regional Conference
Nabt Midwest Regional Conference
Iowa Science Teachers Journal
The National Association of Biology Teachers will hold its first regional conference in the Midwest at the Sheraton-Fontenelle Hotel in Omaha, Nebraska, on November 17 and 18.
Junior Academy Of Science
Iowa Science Teachers Journal
Designed to assist learning through the encouragement of junior and senior high school students to attempt research and communication activities in science.
Florida State Curriculum Project For Williamsburg Junior High School
Florida State Curriculum Project For Williamsburg Junior High School
Iowa Science Teachers Journal
Students measure the force or drag on different surfaces with the aid of a force measurer and balloon with elevator box. Taking part in the project are, from left: Dennis Trayer, Mr. Carroll Scott, Karen Lindhart, Kathy Martin, and Bob Meade.
Development And Differentiation In The Water Mold, Blastocladiella Emersonii, David H. Griffin
Development And Differentiation In The Water Mold, Blastocladiella Emersonii, David H. Griffin
Iowa Science Teachers Journal
The water molds, aquatic members of the fungi known as phycomycetes, are a richly varied group of organisms. Simple in structure, their life histories are truly amazing, often belying this simplicity.
Some Trends In College Physics And Their Reflections On High School Physics, J. E. Kasper, L. D. Flansburg
Some Trends In College Physics And Their Reflections On High School Physics, J. E. Kasper, L. D. Flansburg
Iowa Science Teachers Journal
We are much struck with the desirable results that follow from introducing brief discussions of modern physics topics during the course of ordinary, relatively routine first courses in physics for college freshmen and sophomores. We propose in this paper that teachers of secondary physics courses might well also consider the incorporation of such discussions into their courses.
For Those Interested
Iowa Science Teachers Journal
The following copies of special issues of The Oregon Science Teacher are available in the quantities and at the costs indicated.
Applications For Membership: Central Association Of Science And Mathematics Teachers, Inc. / National Science Teachers Association
Iowa Science Teachers Journal
No abstract provided.
Cover - Journal Staff; Journal Information; Academy Officers; Ists Officers
Cover - Journal Staff; Journal Information; Academy Officers; Ists Officers
Iowa Science Teachers Journal
No abstract provided.
Open Letter To The Editor, Paul Tweeten
Open Letter To The Editor, Paul Tweeten
Iowa Science Teachers Journal
We have a great deal more here in Iowa than we give ourselves credit for having. Let’s talk it up not down!
Union Slough - An Outdoor Classroom, Mary Rosaire Heinowski
Union Slough - An Outdoor Classroom, Mary Rosaire Heinowski
Iowa Science Teachers Journal
Biology teachers frequently can make use of community resources to develop nature appreciation and stress its recreational value. In Kossuth County, Union Slough National Wildlife Refuge gives the schools in the vicinity an excellent opportunity to do this if used as an outdoor classroom.
Higher Education In 1980, Richard M. Harbeck
Higher Education In 1980, Richard M. Harbeck
Iowa Science Teachers Journal
Any reasonable prediction of future changes in higher education must necessarily be based on observations and interpretations of what is taking place today in society in general and in education in particular. The following observations provide some of the rationale for points to be made later.
Plasma Engine (Photo)
Iowa Science Teachers Journal
This plasma engine was built by Steve Davis of Washington, Ia. He constructed a 25-watt generator that used atmospheric nitrogen as fuel.
Sold! Another Demonstration Desk, James Hungerford
Sold! Another Demonstration Desk, James Hungerford
Iowa Science Teachers Journal
The demonstration desk in the science classroom is an expensive tradition that needs to be re-evaluated.
Children Using Force Measures To Find Out About Equilibrium (Photo)
Children Using Force Measures To Find Out About Equilibrium (Photo)
Iowa Science Teachers Journal
These children are using force measures to find out about equilibrium. They are in the junior high school at Williamsburg, Iowa. The students are Linda Dougherty, Jo Ann Collingwood, Mike Malloy, Marian Giles, and David Engel.
The Commission On Undergraduate Education In The Biological Sciences, Richard V. Bovbjerg
The Commission On Undergraduate Education In The Biological Sciences, Richard V. Bovbjerg
Iowa Science Teachers Journal
When colleagues find that I am a member of the Commission on Undergraduate Education in the Biological Sciences (CUEBS) they invariably have one or more questions about the organization. How did it all start? Is anything happening? Where will it all end? The purpose of this paper is to assess these questions.
Dynamic Observation Of Cells, James Hungerford
Dynamic Observation Of Cells, James Hungerford
Iowa Science Teachers Journal
If you are tired of "dry lab" investigations you are looking for better laboratory procedures and if you are interested in trying to let the student inquire, figure and question the problem as well as the answer, this report will inform you of another aspect of the inquiry method of learning.
Testing Frequency And Junior High Students, Lynn W. Glass
Testing Frequency And Junior High Students, Lynn W. Glass
Iowa Science Teachers Journal
As a matter of habit I have always given a twelve to fifteen question quiz to my junior high life science students every five to seven classroom days. This was always done on the untested assumption that a more frequent test versus a test given after three to four weeks of study would tend to motivate the student, serve as a learning device, and lessen the amount of cramming and test anxiety experienced by the student.
A Course Outline For One Semester 10th Grade Chemistry, Robert James
A Course Outline For One Semester 10th Grade Chemistry, Robert James
Iowa Science Teachers Journal
Unit I : Introduction to chemistry and how chemists work.
Implications Cast By Westerman's Article "Surgical Techniques In High School Biology", Oliver H. Peterson
Implications Cast By Westerman's Article "Surgical Techniques In High School Biology", Oliver H. Peterson
Iowa Science Teachers Journal
The implications cast by Westerman's article "Surgical Techniques in High School Biology'' left me particularly disturbed.
National Association Of Biology Teachers Midwestern Regional Convention
National Association Of Biology Teachers Midwestern Regional Convention
Iowa Science Teachers Journal
Events at the upcoming National Association of Biology Teachers Midwestern Regional Convention.
Introducing Organic Chemistry In General Chemistry Course, William Pecha
Introducing Organic Chemistry In General Chemistry Course, William Pecha
Iowa Science Teachers Journal
The success of the CHEM Study and the CBA High School chemistry courses have at least impressed upon the colleges that their chemistry courses need revamping. There has been a noticeable increase of theory in general chemistry, especially concepts usually taught in physical chemistry, which show a definite advance of the curriculum.
News And Notes - Short-Course A Success!
News And Notes - Short-Course A Success!
Iowa Science Teachers Journal
The annual short course which ISTS co-sponsors with Iowa State University was a success once again.
News And Notes - Regional Meetings
News And Notes - Regional Meetings
Iowa Science Teachers Journal
The ISTS-IAS Regional Meetings have been most popular for secondary science teachers. It is hoped that this Academy program can grow and that more college students and faculty can be involved. The following regional meetings have been held in the city and under the direction of the person indicated.