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Application For Membership; Back Cover
Application For Membership; Back Cover
Iowa Science Teachers Journal
No abstract provided.
The Case Of The Missing Joules - A Chem Gem Necklace
The Case Of The Missing Joules - A Chem Gem Necklace
Iowa Science Teachers Journal
Inspector Sherlock Ohm, of Standard International Yard, was driving across the Wheatstone Bridge in his '09 Maxwell. He was trying to remember Ava Gadro's number so he could call and data for the Policeman's Ball-when suddenly he blew a tire. "OH-Nernst," said Sherlock, "I don't have a tire ion with me, but luckily ammonia short distance from the Ideal Gas Station."
Review: To Know A Fly, Raymond L. Sloan
Review: To Know A Fly, Raymond L. Sloan
Iowa Science Teachers Journal
Here is a rare presentation of a research biologist in action, matching wits with (of all things) a fly. While most people think of the research man as being cold and calculating and the fly as a filthy insect, a different story is told here.
Sixth Annual Eastern Iowa Science Fair - April 10-11
Sixth Annual Eastern Iowa Science Fair - April 10-11
Iowa Science Teachers Journal
The Sixth Annual Eastern Iowa Science Fair is scheduled to be held April 10 and 11, 1965, on the campus of Coe College, Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
Biological Science: An Inquiry Into Life (Advertisement)
Biological Science: An Inquiry Into Life (Advertisement)
Iowa Science Teachers Journal
An advertisement for the book Biological Science: An Inquiry into Life
Present A Paper At Dubuque This Spring!
Present A Paper At Dubuque This Spring!
Iowa Science Teachers Journal
The Iowa Academy of Science will meet in Dubuque on April 23 and 24, 1965. The special Science Teachers' Section needs papers from the science teachers in Iowa.
New And Notes - Earth Science Institutes
New And Notes - Earth Science Institutes
Iowa Science Teachers Journal
An important and significant new trend in secondary science teaching is a renewed interest in what is being called Earth Science.
New And Notes - Sci Science Symposium
New And Notes - Sci Science Symposium
Iowa Science Teachers Journal
Dr. Robert W. Hanson, Associate Professor of Physical Science a n d Director of the Science Symposium at State College, reports that the dates of the 1965 symposium will be March 12 and 13.
New And Notes - Nsta
Iowa Science Teachers Journal
All ISTA members should plan to attend the annual NSTA meetings in Denver if at all possible.
New And Notes - Hawkeye Science Fair
New And Notes - Hawkeye Science Fair
Iowa Science Teachers Journal
Dean Stroud, Director of the Hawkeye Fair has announced that the 1965 dates have been set for April 8 and 9.
Junior Academy News - Iowa Junior Academy Members At The Aaas Meeting In Montreal, Canada
Junior Academy News - Iowa Junior Academy Members At The Aaas Meeting In Montreal, Canada
Iowa Science Teachers Journal
Two Iowa Junior Academy members, Kevin Binns, and Bonnie Tinker, presented their papers at the Montreal meeting on December 28, 1964.
Junior Academy News - Iowa Junior Academy Executive Council Meeting
Junior Academy News - Iowa Junior Academy Executive Council Meeting
Iowa Science Teachers Journal
The Executive Council of the Iowa Junior Academy of Science met in Waterloo on Saturday, January 16, 1965.
Application For Membership; Back Cover
Application For Membership; Back Cover
Iowa Science Teachers Journal
No abstract provided.
New And Notes - Ford-Fsaa Program
New And Notes - Ford-Fsaa Program
Iowa Science Teachers Journal
A large percentage of the science clubs of Iowa should be affiliated and chartered with the Future Scientists of America organization.
Junior Academy News - Member Schools Still Accepted
Junior Academy News - Member Schools Still Accepted
Iowa Science Teachers Journal
IJAS has more member schools than ever. Hopefully this is caused by the reorganization of the Junior Academy itself.
News And Notes - Junior Academy Of Science
News And Notes - Junior Academy Of Science
Iowa Science Teachers Journal
Have you been exerting appropriate leadership concerning special activities for your science prone students? The new program of the Iowa Junior Academy of Science provides one of the most dynamic experiences of any for these students.
Chemical Christmas Trees
Iowa Science Teachers Journal
The large corridor bulletin boards at Wahlert High School lend atmosphere, color, and spirit especially at Christmas. In the east wing, adjacent to the chem labs, one of these, the "Chemist's Tree" aroused special interest and enthusiasm this year not only to the students but to the faculty as well.
News And Notes - Academy To Sponsor Meeting For Junior College Teachers
News And Notes - Academy To Sponsor Meeting For Junior College Teachers
Iowa Science Teachers Journal
At the request of the ISTA Board of Directors the Iowa Academy of Science has decided to co-sponsor a two day conference next year with the theme: "Problems of Teaching Science at the Junior College Level."
Review - Dna Ladder Of Life, Verlin Fleagle
Review - Dna Ladder Of Life, Verlin Fleagle
Iowa Science Teachers Journal
Dr. Edward Frankel explains in his book how scientists have worked out the structure of the DNA molecules and are deciphering some of its coded messages.
More Assistance Needed
Iowa Science Teachers Journal
Although teachers are busy (and perhaps science teachers are even busier), we do need more staff members for ISTJ.
If We Print Jokes
Iowa Science Teachers Journal
A humorous poem about the printing of the journal.
Review - An Introduction To Modern Chemistry, Verne A. Troxel
Review - An Introduction To Modern Chemistry, Verne A. Troxel
Iowa Science Teachers Journal
This is a 206 page paperback giving an excellent introduction to modern chemistry for those who presently have a general background in chemistry and physics.
Biology Or Chemistry? Which Should Come First?, Gerald H. Krockover
Biology Or Chemistry? Which Should Come First?, Gerald H. Krockover
Iowa Science Teachers Journal
With the many changes that are takin g place in our science curriculum, many of us tend to forget the necessity of analyzing the sequence in which these science courses are offered. Of particular importance is the sequence of chemistry and biology offerings to the student and our reasons behind one sequence over another.
Earth Materials Processes History, Part Ii, Chalmer J. Roy
Earth Materials Processes History, Part Ii, Chalmer J. Roy
Iowa Science Teachers Journal
This article is the concluding section of a two--part article. The first half, published in the February 1965 Journal included a discussion of earth processes and minerals.
News Of North Mahaska Junior Academy, Claflin J. Von Yeast
News Of North Mahaska Junior Academy, Claflin J. Von Yeast
Iowa Science Teachers Journal
A letter relating activities of the North Mahaska Junior Academy.
Junior Academy News - The Science Symposium At University Of Dubuque
Junior Academy News - The Science Symposium At University Of Dubuque
Iowa Science Teachers Journal
Sixty students presented papers at the Academy last April.
Application For Membership; Back Cover
Application For Membership; Back Cover
Iowa Science Teachers Journal
No abstract provided.
Iowa Teacher Recognition Programs
Iowa Teacher Recognition Programs
Iowa Science Teachers Journal
The Iowa Academy will sponsor a teacher recognition ceremony. The AAPT and the OBTA selections will be recognized at this ceremony along with the selection of Iowa Section of ACS science teacher.