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Particle Motion, Thermal Energy, and Temperature - Cookie Chemistry Lab

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Dig into the relationship of temperature, states of matter, and the movement of particles within pure substances by considering the phenomenon of overbaked cookies. Students first consider (and if possible, explore) overbaked and underbaked cookies

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Science, Chemistry, General Science

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Exploring Factors That Affect Gravity and Gravitational Force Simulation

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In this activity, students will explore the factors that affect gravitational pull using a PhET simulation. By manipulating variables and observing how mass and distance affects the force of gravity on smaller objects, students can apply this

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Science, Earth Sciences, Environment

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6^th, 7^th, 8^th

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Gravity & Earth Sun Moon System Phenomenon - Distance Compatible

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This activity is the investigative phenomenon for “What Patterns Exist In Our Solar System?” Students will engage in a “This or That” game answering True/False statements regarding the moon. After a short clip, students will complete a short

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Science, Earth Sciences, Environment

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6^th, 7^th, 8^th

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Exploring Gravity On Other Planets Investigative Phenomenon - Distance Included

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In this activity, students will first consider their weight on the Moon using the concepts of gravity, mass, and their understanding of the size of the Moon. (This serves as a formative assessment and/or review activity.) Then, building from this

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Science, Earth Sciences, Environment

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TEACHING EXPERIENCE

thirteen years in education :: private and public school experience :: urban classrooms

MY TEACHING STYLE

hands-on :: student-centered :: aligned to national standards :: Next Generation Science Standards :: BSCS 5E Model :: student ownership of their learning :: authentic learning tasks

HONORS/AWARDS/SHINING TEACHER MOMENT

NSTA Shell Science Lab District Winner (2015 and 2016) :: PSTA William B. McIlwaine Science Teaching Award (2014) :: NSTA Maitland P. Simmons Award for New Teachers (2014) :: Alpha Epsilon Lambda Graduate Honor Society (2011) :: Allegheny College Harold Huntley Haine Prize in History (2010) :: Allegheny College Alden Scholar (2006-2009) :: Phi Alpha Theta History Honor Society (2009), Allegheny College Outstanding Junior History Major (2009) :: Lambda Sigma Honor Society

MY OWN EDUCATIONAL HISTORY

Master of Education in Middle and Secondary Curriculum and Instruction, Edinboro University of Pennsylvania (2010-2012) :: Bachelor of Arts in History with a minor in Environmental Education, Allegheny College (2010) :: "Preserving Coastal Diversity: Sea Turtles and Bay Resources" The School for Field Studies: Center for Coastal Studies

ADDITIONAL BIOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION

Pennsylvania Science Teachers Association (2014 - Present) :: National Science Teachers Association (2013 - Present)