From BBC’s Bang Goes the Theory
“Online health searches are the third most popular web activity. 70% of us self-diagnose, but only 25% ever check the source…”
But as adept as we are at searching, how do we stack up to human beings with real life experience…?
Awesome resource… and a must-see for students (all of us, actually). Dig around on this great series from the BBC if you can. Tons of great clips on there for Science teachers too.
Each week, I contribute a blog post to the website for Choices, Scholastic’s health and life-skills magazines for teens. You can check it out by
One of the best parts of project-based learning is that it has the potential to end up much bigger than you planned. Last week, some
Weekend Workshop, Jan. 30-31 Sponsored by Brent International School, Manila Saturday, Jan. 30th: Click on the session title to access the slides and resources 8
If you’re a Spotify user- which you totally should be – then check out this playlist. It’s filled with upbeat music that’s appropriate for the classroom,
Hey, gang! Now that we’re discussing puberty, I’m sure you have a lot of questions. I’d like you to watch a few of the brain pops on
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