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Teaching in the Time of COVID-19
// Sunday, March 29, 2020 • Ariel Serkin
For the past several weeks, my social media has exploded with educators sharing tips and tricks to make the radical switch from face to face teaching to remote educational experiences. Companies have offered their virtual lessons, simulations, and resources for free to help students and teachers adjust.
Review: 3D Printing in Chemical Sciences, Applications across chemistry
// Monday, February 10, 2020 • Neelam Bharti
This book is one of the very first of few books in chemical sciences which explores 3D printing applications across chemical sciences in detail. The author took a well-balanced approach and included examples on several topics relating to chemical sciences.
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Free Collisions Game Access
// Tuesday, January 28, 2020 • Stephanie O'Brien
Are you looking for a way to incorporate gaming in your chemistry classroom? CollisionsTM has recently announced that their online gaming system is now free for educators!
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ACS Webinar: The Secret Lives of Snowflakes
// Friday, January 10, 2020
Our understanding of the molecular dynamics of growing crystals is quite primitive, and it is generally not possible to explain why even simple crystals develop their characteristic shapes. A case in point is the snow crystal, which grows into a puzzling variety of unusual morphologies under different conditions. Although snow crystals are the product of a well-understood phase transition, some basic aspects of their growth have remained unexplained for over 75 years.
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Teacher Leadership
// Sunday, January 5, 2020 • Stephanie O'Brien
Have you heard that TERC, a nonprofit, has launched a STEM Teacher Leadership Network funded by the National Science Foundation?