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Archive for the 'Data collection and analysis (sensors)' Category

First Week of My Science Methods Course

Saturday, January 22nd, 2011

This term I teach a Science Methods course for elementary teachers. My students will be teaching 5-7 grades when they graduate and I was asked to teach them science or to be more accurate, to teach them about HOW to teach science. Although I have been a science teacher for many years (scary to think […]

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Using Technology to Engage Science Teachers in Professional Development

Thursday, May 27th, 2010

Recently I became actively involved in the BC Association of Physics Teachers. I have been involved in BCAPT some years ago, then when I moved to Ontario I was involved with ON APT and now I am back to BC. AAPT and its sections (like BCAPT or OAPT) is a very exciting organization. Yet, I […]

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