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News And Notes - Congratulations To The New Ista Officers Jan 1965

News And Notes - Congratulations To The New Ista Officers

Iowa Science Teachers Journal

We completed one of the most impressive elections in the history of the association. More ballots were cast in what were very close contests.

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Review - Physics For The Inquiring Mind, John Nadig Jan 1965

Review - Physics For The Inquiring Mind, John Nadig

Iowa Science Teachers Journal

This book is very useful as a teacher reference book in the physical sciences. It is not an "all-encompassing-topic'' book , but presents a sound philosophy of science, discusses central concepts, presents the real growth and controversy in science, presents the historical development of science and the important scientists of history, and develops the conversation of physical science in a logical and enjoyable way.

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Application For Membership; Back Cover Jan 1965

Application For Membership; Back Cover

Iowa Science Teachers Journal

No abstract provided.

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Cover - Journal Staff; Journal Information; Ista Officers Jan 1965

Cover - Journal Staff; Journal Information; Ista Officers

Iowa Science Teachers Journal

No abstract provided.

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The Officers Elected By You Will Serve Our Organization During The 1965-66 Year Jan 1965

The Officers Elected By You Will Serve Our Organization During The 1965-66 Year

Iowa Science Teachers Journal

The candidates and their qualifications are on pages 19-20-21 in this journal. Election Committee: Lyle Anderson, Warren Classon, Verlin Fleagle, Paul Tweeten, and Dr. Robert Yager.

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It's Easy To Teach Basic Nuclear Principles With The Low-Cost, Precise "Scalette" Scaler System Jan 1965

It's Easy To Teach Basic Nuclear Principles With The Low-Cost, Precise "Scalette" Scaler System

Iowa Science Teachers Journal

It's easy to teach basic nuclear principles with the low-cost, precise "Scalette” Scaler System. [advertisement]

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The Role Of A Student Teacher, Delma Harding Jan 1965

The Role Of A Student Teacher, Delma Harding

Iowa Science Teachers Journal

The role of the student teacher has increased significantly during the past several years as the need for better trained and a greater number of teachers has increased. It appears that the need for more teachers will continue for some time.

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Join Casmt Now Jan 1965

Join Casmt Now

Iowa Science Teachers Journal

All Iowa science and mathematics teachers are invited to join the Central Association of Science and Mathematics Teachers.

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Constructing Models Of Organic Molecules Jan 1965

Constructing Models Of Organic Molecules

Iowa Science Teachers Journal

Constructing Models of Organic Molecules to visualize the chemistry taking place in cells are these four high school students at The State University of Iowa. Pictured are Diane Looney, Solon; Hollis Hunter, Coggon; John Eckstein, Iowa City; and Jeff Powell, Elkader.

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Summer Field Ecology, Richard Sweeney Jan 1965

Summer Field Ecology, Richard Sweeney

Iowa Science Teachers Journal

Sixteen Johnston High School students spent six weeks obtaining a better understanding of the relationship of animals and plants in their environment and the effect this environment has on the plants and animals. They applied field techniques and t h e scientific method while working both in the laboratory and in the field.

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Candidates For Office Jan 1965

Candidates For Office

Iowa Science Teachers Journal

In October, 1963, the Iowa Science Teachers' Association initiated the system of electing its officers through mail balloting. This system was adopted, and has become established procedure since that time, so all members of ISTA may have an opportunity to vote for our officers even if they are unable to be in attendance at the Annual fall meeting. The committee, feeling it imperative that you as a voting member should have an opportunity to better know our candidates and thus be adequately informed to make your choices, is including the following roster.

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News And Notes - Three Teachers Honored At Dubuque Meeting Jan 1965

News And Notes - Three Teachers Honored At Dubuque Meeting

Iowa Science Teachers Journal

The Iowa Section of the American Chemical Society names an outstanding teacher each year in Iowa. This group for a number of years has used the Academy meeting as the vehicle for honoring the selection. John R. Penney of Mason City was selected by the 1964-65 committee.

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News And Notes - Second Year For Election By Mail Jan 1965

News And Notes - Second Year For Election By Mail

Iowa Science Teachers Journal

Don't forget to cast your ballot. Study the qualifications of the candidates and act accordingly.

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News And Notes - Nabt Meets In Urbana Jan 1965

News And Notes - Nabt Meets In Urbana

Iowa Science Teachers Journal

Several ISTA'ers were present for the Urbana meetings of AIBS and NABT.

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News And Notes - Casmt Meeting Jan 1965

News And Notes - Casmt Meeting

Iowa Science Teachers Journal

Before the second issue of Volume 3 is printed many ISTA members will have participated in the CASMT meeting in Chicago at Thanksgiving time.

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Review - Face Of North America, D. J. Schmidt Jan 1965

Review - Face Of North America, D. J. Schmidt

Iowa Science Teachers Journal

In this day of Molecular Biology and Space Travel the teacher and student interested in natural history find it hard to pick up a library book that isn't slanted in this direction. This book by Peter Farb provides a sound natural history of our continent and a welcome break from this above mentioned trend.

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Junior Academy News - Ijas Vs. Ias Jan 1965

Junior Academy News - Ijas Vs. Ias

Iowa Science Teachers Journal

As plans for membership change, one last difference between the Academy and the Junior Academy will disappear.

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Junior Academy News - The 1965-66 Symposium Jan 1965

Junior Academy News - The 1965-66 Symposium

Iowa Science Teachers Journal

The deadline for receipt of applications for the 1965-66 symposium is here.

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Cover - Journal Staff; Journal Information; Ista Officers Jan 1965

Cover - Journal Staff; Journal Information; Ista Officers

Iowa Science Teachers Journal

No abstract provided.

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Academy Meetings Jan 1965

Academy Meetings

Iowa Science Teachers Journal

April 23 and 24 are the dates of the 1965 meeting of the Iowa Academy of Science and the spring meeting of the Iowa Science Teacher's Association.

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Meeting Of The Executive Council Of The Iowa Science Teacher's Association Jan 1965

Meeting Of The Executive Council Of The Iowa Science Teacher's Association

Iowa Science Teachers Journal

Minutes of the Meeting of the Executive Council of the Iowa Science Teacher's Association, January 30, 1965.

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News And Notes - Science Fairs Jan 1965

News And Notes - Science Fairs

Iowa Science Teachers Journal

April 8 and 9, 1965, are the dates of the Hawkeye Science Fair in Des Moines. The many hundred projects will be on display at Veterans Memorial Auditorium.

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News And Notes - Short Course A Success Jan 1965

News And Notes - Short Course A Success

Iowa Science Teachers Journal

The ISTA-ISU annual Short Course proved a huge success.

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Review - Fundamentals Of Scientific Mathematics, George Cossman Jan 1965

Review - Fundamentals Of Scientific Mathematics, George Cossman

Iowa Science Teachers Journal

Originally published in 1961 by The Johns Hopkins Press with the assistance of a grant from the Esso Education Foundation, this book is the outgrowth of an effort to develop instruction in scientific mathematics. It represents an excellent source of mathematical skills needed in elementary science.

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Review - Genetics, Robert E. Cook Jan 1965

Review - Genetics, Robert E. Cook

Iowa Science Teachers Journal

This book is one of 10 in the Modern Biology Series. In it is a good discussion of some of the more important facts known in the field of genetics.

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Review - Biology Aids, D. J. Schmidt Jan 1965

Review - Biology Aids, D. J. Schmidt

Iowa Science Teachers Journal

Three new titles are now available for the biology teacher. They are: In the Beginning (A survey of modern embryology), The Vital Wheel: Metabolism (molecular biology) and Probability and Statistics.

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Review - Microbial Life, Robert E. Cook Jan 1965

Review - Microbial Life, Robert E. Cook

Iowa Science Teachers Journal

This book is one of ten of the Modern Biology Series. The author does an exceptionally fine job of discussing the nature, structure, and physiology of the bacterial organisms.

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Review - Chemical Background For The Biological Sciences, Verne A. Troxel Jan 1965

Review - Chemical Background For The Biological Sciences, Verne A. Troxel

Iowa Science Teachers Journal

This is a 150 page, well illustrated and informative book covering a number of topics in depth.

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Review - The World Of Geology, Silas W. Schirner Jan 1965

Review - The World Of Geology, Silas W. Schirner

Iowa Science Teachers Journal

A series of nineteen articles written by twenty-four authors is edited and introduced by L. Don and Florence Leet as an integrated overview of geology leading from basic understandings and currently accepted theory to the limits of man's knowledge and conjecture.

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Review - Masers And Lasers, Jerry Underfer Jan 1965

Review - Masers And Lasers, Jerry Underfer

Iowa Science Teachers Journal

"Masers and Lasers'' is a book with a good down to earth description of the phenomenon taking place in this rapidly developing field.

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