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News And Notes - Annual Spring Meeting Jan 1967

News And Notes - Annual Spring Meeting

Iowa Science Teachers Journal

April 21 and 22 (1967) are the dates for the Spring meeting of the Academy.


Selection Of Executive Secretary For Ias Committee Report, Lester Earls, Leland Johnson, George Peglar, Robert Yager Jan 1967

Selection Of Executive Secretary For Ias Committee Report, Lester Earls, Leland Johnson, George Peglar, Robert Yager

Iowa Science Teachers Journal

For a number of years the Iowa Academy has felt a growing need for more effective promotion of science and science education in the state of Iowa. The establishment of a permanent office with a salaried executive secretary is envisioned as a major step toward the accomplishment of this goal. This committee report indicates recommended procedures for making such a move by September, 1967.


Review: Human Genetics And Its Foundations, Stephen Beisler Jan 1967

Review: Human Genetics And Its Foundations, Stephen Beisler

Iowa Science Teachers Journal

This text is to be highly recommended as an addition to the high school library. While the text itself is written at the college level, it would serve as an excellent reference source for both teacher and student.


Cover - Ist Journal Information - Ias & Ists Officers, Directors And Chairpersons - Table Of Contents Jan 1967

Cover - Ist Journal Information - Ias & Ists Officers, Directors And Chairpersons - Table Of Contents

Iowa Science Teachers Journal

No abstract provided.


Correction Jan 1967

Correction

Iowa Science Teachers Journal

The date for the sponsorship of the Iowa Talent Search by Clinton Corn Processing Company was erroneously reported from 1947 to 1952, but should have been '1947 to 1962.'


Advanced Placement Program Chemistry, Warren Classon Jan 1967

Advanced Placement Program Chemistry, Warren Classon

Iowa Science Teachers Journal

Chemistry is currently in its third year of operation in our Davenport High Schools. As classes in college freshman chemistry taught to seniors, it is offered to elected students. To be selected a student must meet certain criteria.


The Use Of Calcite In Earth Science, Verne Troxel, Silas Schirner Jan 1967

The Use Of Calcite In Earth Science, Verne Troxel, Silas Schirner

Iowa Science Teachers Journal

The use of only one mineral will eliminate the confusion that results from using several minerals at beginning of a unit in mineralogy. Calcite was chosen because of its frequent occurrence in various forms and the nature of its physical and chemical properties.


Hawkeye Science Fair - 1967 Jan 1967

Hawkeye Science Fair - 1967

Iowa Science Teachers Journal

Veterans Memorial Auditorium in Des Moines will again be the site for the 1967 Hawkeye Science Fair on April 7 and 8.


Science Teachers Short Course Jan 1967

Science Teachers Short Course

Iowa Science Teachers Journal

Listing of program events and personnel at the 1967 Science Teachers Short Course symposium.


A New Junior High Science Program, Jerry Underfer Jan 1967

A New Junior High Science Program, Jerry Underfer

Iowa Science Teachers Journal

The laboratory approach has been extensively utilized in the contemporary high school science courses, but has not been utilized in the junior high sequence to the same extent. Realizing the need for a coordinated science pro g r a m for grades seven through nine which would incorporate the contemporary objectives and procedures, the Florida State Department of Science Education applied for and received a grant from the U.S. Office of Education to develop such a program.


More Regional Meetings Of Ists Announced Jan 1967

More Regional Meetings Of Ists Announced

Iowa Science Teachers Journal

Several of our regional directors have been active in completing arrangements for their 1967 Regional Meetings.


Why Teach Fungi In High School?, David Mclaughlin Jan 1967

Why Teach Fungi In High School?, David Mclaughlin

Iowa Science Teachers Journal

Student and teacher alike should be more aware of fungi. The reasons I state for this assumption are: fungi are interesting; they play an important role in human affairs; fungi are associated with many areas of biological sciences; they are easily utilized in the classroom; and they are easy to obtain and work with.


The 1967 Eastern Iowa Science Fair Jan 1967

The 1967 Eastern Iowa Science Fair

Iowa Science Teachers Journal

April 8 and 9 will be the dates for the 1967 Eastern Iowa Science Fair at the Coe College Field House.


From The President, Warren Classon Jan 1967

From The President, Warren Classon

Iowa Science Teachers Journal

Often we get the impression that an organization is not accomplishing anything because we have not been involved in a meeting last week or last month. ISTS is an organization which is sometimes accused of being rather dormant. Do not be fooled; it is awake and its officers and committees are developing plans for its three major events.


Putting Science Back Together: The Teacher's Role, Walter R. Hearn Jan 1967

Putting Science Back Together: The Teacher's Role, Walter R. Hearn

Iowa Science Teachers Journal

The most outstanding thing that has happened since my own inside study of American education has been the Course Content Improvement Programs of the National Science Foundation, which have grown since the middle 1950's to an expenditure of $16,000,000 a year.


News And Notes - Iowa Academy Of Science Jan 1967

News And Notes - Iowa Academy Of Science

Iowa Science Teachers Journal

April 21 and 22 is the date for the Spring meeting of the academy. It will be held at Drake University.


News And Notes - Membership Problems Jan 1967

News And Notes - Membership Problems

Iowa Science Teachers Journal

Robert Cook, our 1967 membership chairman, is working diligently to correct problems of recent years.


Review - Biological Science For High Schools Jan 1967

Review - Biological Science For High Schools

Iowa Science Teachers Journal

This book is aimed for the beginning student of biology. The authors have attempted to keep the content up-dated, and the coverage reasonably complete since insufficient coverage often leads to frustrations.


Review - The Biotic World And Man Jan 1967

Review - The Biotic World And Man

Iowa Science Teachers Journal

Complementarity of structure and function is the general theme throughout this text.


Review - Introduction To Physics And Chemistry Jan 1967

Review - Introduction To Physics And Chemistry

Iowa Science Teachers Journal

The atom is treated in some detail; the structure and behavior of matter approached from an atomic viewpoint. This text is an attempt to present physics and chemistry together as parts of the same story, for students with little or no prior experience in these areas.


Junior Academy News - Individual Membership Now Possible In Ijas Jan 1967

Junior Academy News - Individual Membership Now Possible In Ijas

Iowa Science Teachers Journal

IJAS Officers and adult directors at the IJAS Executive Committee meeting held in the Regis High School Library, Cedar Rapids, Iowa Saturday, November 19, 1966, adopted a new by-law to their constitution which states that beginning January 1, 1967, individual students shall be eligible to become members at large in the Iowa Junior Academy of Science, and shall be afforded the appropriate privilege of this affiliation.


Review - Plants: An Introduction To Modern Botany Jan 1967

Review - Plants: An Introduction To Modern Botany

Iowa Science Teachers Journal

This text is written for the general botany course.


Junior Academy News - New Committee Appointments Jan 1967

Junior Academy News - New Committee Appointments

Iowa Science Teachers Journal

The Finance and Endowment Committee was established. Miss Iola Tilapaugh, Washington High School, Cedar Rapids, accepted the appointment of adult director. Michael O'Banion, treasurer, was appointed a student member of this committee.


The Fourth Annual State College Of Iowa Science Symposium And Scholarship Competition Jan 1967

The Fourth Annual State College Of Iowa Science Symposium And Scholarship Competition

Iowa Science Teachers Journal

A one-day program of outstanding speakers is already arranged. Speakers were selected who are active researchers and can relate to an audience of excellent high school science students and their teachers.


Back Cover Jan 1967

Back Cover

Iowa Science Teachers Journal

No abstract provided.


News And Notes - Molecular Biology Institute At University Of Iowa Jan 1967

News And Notes - Molecular Biology Institute At University Of Iowa

Iowa Science Teachers Journal

Fifty secondary biology teachers will be selected for a summer institute centered at the University of Iowa during the 1967 Summer Session which operates between June 13 to August 9.


News And Notes - New Executive Secretary Jan 1967

News And Notes - New Executive Secretary

Iowa Science Teachers Journal

The special committee appointed by President Chellevold to study, to recommend, and to implement a plan for employing an executive secretary has made considerable progress.


Aaas Research Funds Jan 1967

Aaas Research Funds

Iowa Science Teachers Journal

Each year the American Association for the Advancement of Science provides a refund of the membership dues for AAAS to state academies of science.


Creative Biological Investigations At Bettendorf Middle School, Gerald H. Krockover, James L. Mcgill Jan 1967

Creative Biological Investigations At Bettendorf Middle School, Gerald H. Krockover, James L. Mcgill

Iowa Science Teachers Journal

With the development of the Middle School in Bettendorf, Iowa, a science program was constructed to meet the needs of these junior high age children. The seventh grade biological program is presented with many of the investigations that are used at this age level.


Chemical Kinetics Of Ki Catalyzed H2O2 Decomposition, Ken Johnson Jan 1967

Chemical Kinetics Of Ki Catalyzed H2O2 Decomposition, Ken Johnson

Iowa Science Teachers Journal

This research was done to determine the rate constant for the iodide catalyzed decomposition of H2O2 and its variation with temperature, so that speculations may be made about the nature of the reaction mechanism.