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Whatever you're looking for, just ask. You never know who's going to have what you need!
Whatever you're looking for, just ask. You never know who's going to have what you need!
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Date Posted: 11/24/2009 7:07 PM |
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classroom visitors
I teach both middle school and high school students. I believe on of the more motivating eexperiences in my classroom are when we have visitors who can tell about their careers and their path to that particular job. Not just nuts and bolts about education but what was it that was intriguing or the "draw" that first caught his/her interest. Living on the Northshore of Lake Superior puts my school in the way north, and far from where many STEM career professionals may live and work. However, I also know there are many who travel up this way for rest and relaxation and perhaps a short classroom visit could be part of one of those mini vacations. If you would consider visiting or know of a more local contact, please notify me. |
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Date Posted: 11/23/2009 10:01 AM |
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Everyday Scientists
Everyday scientists needed Many K-6th grade students think of scientists as old white men in lab coats, we want to show our student scientists that this is just not true. We are looking for scientists (researchers, laboratory technicians, computer technicians, engineers, etc.) to visit with our school both in persona and virtually to talk about what they do, what education they needed to get there and how a young person can prepare for a career in the sciences. This can be as simple or as intense as your schedule allows. Opportunities include: • In person 10 minutes on the AM live TV news- for all students to see • In person in a classroom where there is a curriculum link to the topic (20-40 minutes) based on the guest speakers needs and ability • Same as above but virtually via Skype or video conferencing, a scientist could also prepare a web based video and participate via email, so it does not have to be live. |
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| Type: Materials / Supplies |
Date Posted: 11/13/2009 11:00 AM |
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Lab Furniture Needed
We are a new 7th-12th grade charter school, so we are in need of science furniture. If you have any of the things list below to give please let me know. 10 Lab tables 36” tall that can be used for any science 20 Lab stools for 36” tall tables 2-3 Lockable storage shelves |
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| Type: Equipment |
Date Posted: 11/13/2009 9:53 AM |
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General Lab Equipment Needed: Microscopes, Balances, Thermometers
We are a new charter school, so we are in need of science equipment. Used equipment in working order is welcome, as well as, new equipment. If you have only some of the equipment, we will still use it. 6-10 microscopes, for viewing slides 6-10 microscopes, for gross viewing of objects, like insects 5 triple beam balances 2 electronic balances to at least 0.001 10-20 alcohol or electronic thermometers |
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Date Posted: 11/12/2009 1:00 PM |
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Date Posted: 11/12/2009 12:34 PM |
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Bioscience Presenter for Middle School
I teach a STEM overview class to 5th and 6th graders in the spring. I'd like someone to speak to my classes about biosciences: crops/foods, medical devices, drug/genetic therapies, nanotechnology, etc. It would be great to actually bring items that could be seen and touched and/or a presentation with photos/animations/graphics. This could last anywhere from 15 minutes to an hour. The more visual, participatory or hands-on, the better! |
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Date Posted: 11/24/2009 7:07 PM |
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classroom visitors
I teach both middle school and high school students. I believe on of the more motivating eexperiences in my classroom are when we have visitors who can tell about their careers and their path to that particular job. Not just nuts and bolts about education but what was it that was intriguing or the "draw" that first caught his/her interest. Living on the Northshore of Lake Superior puts my school in the way north, and far from where many STEM career professionals may live and work. However, I also know there are many who travel up this way for rest and relaxation and perhaps a short classroom visit could be part of one of those mini vacations. If you would consider visiting or know of a more local contact, please notify me. |
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Date Posted: 11/23/2009 10:01 AM |
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Everyday Scientists
Everyday scientists needed Many K-6th grade students think of scientists as old white men in lab coats, we want to show our student scientists that this is just not true. We are looking for scientists (researchers, laboratory technicians, computer technicians, engineers, etc.) to visit with our school both in persona and virtually to talk about what they do, what education they needed to get there and how a young person can prepare for a career in the sciences. This can be as simple or as intense as your schedule allows. Opportunities include: • In person 10 minutes on the AM live TV news- for all students to see • In person in a classroom where there is a curriculum link to the topic (20-40 minutes) based on the guest speakers needs and ability • Same as above but virtually via Skype or video conferencing, a scientist could also prepare a web based video and participate via email, so it does not have to be live. |
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| Type: Materials / Supplies |
Date Posted: 11/13/2009 11:00 AM |
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Lab Furniture Needed
We are a new 7th-12th grade charter school, so we are in need of science furniture. If you have any of the things list below to give please let me know. 10 Lab tables 36” tall that can be used for any science 20 Lab stools for 36” tall tables 2-3 Lockable storage shelves |
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| Type: Equipment |
Date Posted: 11/13/2009 9:53 AM |
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General Lab Equipment Needed: Microscopes, Balances, Thermometers
We are a new charter school, so we are in need of science equipment. Used equipment in working order is welcome, as well as, new equipment. If you have only some of the equipment, we will still use it. 6-10 microscopes, for viewing slides 6-10 microscopes, for gross viewing of objects, like insects 5 triple beam balances 2 electronic balances to at least 0.001 10-20 alcohol or electronic thermometers |
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Date Posted: 11/12/2009 1:00 PM |
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Date Posted: 11/12/2009 12:34 PM |
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Bioscience Presenter for Middle School
I teach a STEM overview class to 5th and 6th graders in the spring. I'd like someone to speak to my classes about biosciences: crops/foods, medical devices, drug/genetic therapies, nanotechnology, etc. It would be great to actually bring items that could be seen and touched and/or a presentation with photos/animations/graphics. This could last anywhere from 15 minutes to an hour. The more visual, participatory or hands-on, the better! |
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