AAAS
Guide to Graduate Education in Science, Engineering and Public Policy
Provides
up-to-date information on academic SEPP programs to assist prospective
students, researchers, administrators, and funding agencies.
About
Rainbows
A
tutorial on the physical nature of the rainbow, with graphics and text
references.
Aeronautics
Learning Laboratory for Science, Technology, and Research
NASA-sponsored
site offering a complete textbook on aeronautics at various reading
levels, from middle school through college.
BreakThrough
Online
Designed
to connect students (primarily students of color), teachers, and parents
to science education programs and resources in their communities.
CPIMA
Education Outreach Program
Promotes
materials science education on the K-University level.
Dr.
Kadar's Immunology Page
Information
on the body's immune system.
EdGateway
Communities
Offer
science, math and environmental educators and their organizations the
ability to find, organize, and share events, discussions, information,
and documents.
Explore
Science
Interactive
science education for teachers and students.
GOAL
- Global On-line Adventure Learning
Our
"GOAL" is to intrigue you with the adventures, the sciences,
the technologies and the underlying laws of nature that make them
possible.
How
Stuff Works
Series
of articles that explores the workings of devices from cell phones to
refrigerators, and explains the principles behind things such as helium
and pi.
Investigations
in Science Education
Portuguese
journal devoted to research in science education.
Johnny's
Math and Science Posters Guide
Includes
both commercial and non-retail sources.
Lemon
Power
MendelWeb
Teaching
and learning resource, built around and including Gregor Mendel's paper
of 1865.
Minority
Science & Engineering Program
The
MSEP provides academic support for minorities entering science and
engineering at the University of Washington. Included at this site are
contact names, program description and sample worksheets and tests from
our Academic Excellence Workshops.
NASA's
Education Program
National
Public Science Day 1999: Our Changing Earth
During
the '98-'99 school year, teams across the United States are
investigating earth science topics in their communities, and showcasing
the results on January 21, 1999.
National
Youth Science Camp (NYSC)
Net
Lab Science Network
Seeks
to foster and encourage the expansion of scientific thought, research
and presentation through the use of the Internet.
Oak
Ridge Associated Universities (ORAU)
Helps
faculty and students gain access to federal research facilities and, in
addition, organizes alliances in research, policy, and international
areas where the collective strengths of its members can be focused on
issues of national importance
Project
Kaleidoscope (PKAL)
Alliance
of individuals, institutions, and organizations committed to
strengthening undergraduate science, mathematics, engineering, and
technology education.
PTViz
Macintosh
program for illustrating the organizing principles for the periodic
table. Select elements, graph properties, and print tables.
SciEd:
Science and Mathematics Education Resources
Comprehensive
set of links to resources for science and mathematics education. Covers
grade school through graduate school.
Science
Across the World
Forum
for students to exchange facts and opinions with students from other
countries and cultures on environmental and social science topics.
Science
Adventures
A
guide to informal science education centers throughout the United
States.
Science
is for Girls
Internet
scavenger hunt.
Science
Resource Center
For
science teachers to share teaching materials on chemistry, physics, and
more.
ScienceSpace
Project
Joint
research venture between George Mason, the University of Houston, and
NASA's Johnson Space Center. Strengths and limits of virtual reality for
science education are explored.
Shareware
Simulations & Lessons in Physics, Science, Math, & Engineering
Texas
Alliance for Minorities in Engineering (TAME)
Focuses
on increasing and strengthening minority participation in engineering,
scientific and computer science professions.
University
of Texas-Austin Science Education Center
Contains
information on degree programs and other general information.
Worlds
Of Wonder
Science-based
curriculum on the Internet.
Zona
Land
Explanations,
graphics, and animations concerning physics and mathematics.
