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Basic principles cultural activities for Google Apps
Observations vs. Inferences (with two truths and a lie!)
Lesson Overview: Oh, the power of observations and inferences - they are imperative to science! Not to mention that they are a great way to let your students get to know you, and a great way to get to know your new students. Observations and inferences can be taught by providing students with a small item that represents who you are or why you teach - ask them to observe and infer what that item means to you. For example, my students analyze one of my favorite pieces of wall art, a sketch of a h
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Grades:
6th - 11th
Also included in: STRONG Start to the School Year in Biology BUNDLE!
What makes a scientist?
Lesson Overview: The activity begins with Part One: Draw a Scientist, where each student will create and share a quick sketch of a scientist in action, followed by a class discussion around the images. Then, in Part Two: Analyzing data - who does biology? students will analyze several graphs and visualizations to see the diversity in biologists of both biological gender and race/ethnicity. Students will then begin Part Three: Can Biology Class Reduce Racism? And answer both reading questions and
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Grades:
7th - 11th
Also included in: STRONG Start to the School Year in Biology BUNDLE!
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