David Wetzel on February 1st, 2010

The following are discrepant events that does not turn out as expected.
These anomalies challenge students’ beliefs and makes them more receptive to learning what you want them to learn.
Alcohol and Water Miscibility: Discrepant Event
Miscibility means how completely two or more liquids dissolve in each other.
Materials Needed per Group: two 50 mL beakers, 0ne 100 mL [...]

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David Wetzel on July 5th, 2009

These are the top five posts visited during the past week my visitors to this blog.
I would like to thank all the subscribers to my Teach Science and Math Newsletter, new subscribers this week, and all those who visit and find the information useful.
Another week is about to begin and the following are the here [...]

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David Wetzel on June 4th, 2009

The use of games in science involves minds-on science, logic, reasoning, and problem solving skills to complete the game. The challenging aspect of any games in science is to ensure that questions cause students to link terms and concepts with each other to ensure students develop a better understanding.
When connections are made in science, students [...]

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