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The meeting of the science minds
1. January 24th, 2012
Teaching and Learning Science
Second Life Meeting
Nancy Dooley, Ed Pell, Ralph Siegel
2. Our first meeting with our group. We brainstormed ideas for
our project and came up with a few ideas.
3. Our feelings about Exciting Challenging
Second Life
and our future as a
science teacher! Fun
4. Our goal: To create exciting and engaging
lessons for our students that will develop their
love for science and broaden their knowledge.
Our idea: To answer the questions every
child has with scientific experiments.
Why is the sky blue?
What makes bread rise?
Why do cats have whiskers?
Our plan: To ask children in our lives
questions they may have and each week
we will use hands on activities to
answer those questions.
6. http://www.livescience.com/
Why is the moon Will we ever
sometimes out during
the day? discover aliens?
Kids’
most
burning
questions
How much does How do airplanes
the Earth weigh? stay up?
7. After some hearing issues we moved back into our
meeting place to see if the professor was around. We
found another classmate. Hi Tami!
Jake was just here a minute ago.
8. WE CREATED OUR PLAN
• Explain lesson to students
• Let students brainstorm
Step 1 • Demonstrate experiment
• Break up into groups
• Assist students with experiments
Step 2 • Return to desks for more brainstorming
• Compare results
• Review if the question has been answered
Step 3 • Create new questions
9. Conclusion: Science should be
hands on learning and fun
Experiments and student brainstorming will keep the students
interested and engaged in the lesson.