Science education has a real problem. It doesn't involve much real science and fails to make connections to all of the wild places on our planet where science happens. Instead of learning about science, kids should be learning how to do science. We want real research based science education in the classroom, where kids (and teachers!) are excited about science, and have fun while they work. Can you picture a science classroom like this?
Questions from Mr. Reedy's 2nd period class:
ReplyDelete1. Do the predators notice the different scents of the clay models and real lizards?
2. Have you found "that red lizard" (rare) you were talking about?
3. Have any of the clay models been attacked?
4. What have you been eating?
5. Have you gone to sleep yet?
6. Has a lizard bit you yet?
7. Do you miss us? we miss you!
Period 3 questions:
ReplyDelete1. What problems have you faced while doing your experiment?
2. Have you caught any more lizards today (monday)?
3. How many hours of sleep have you got?
4. Have you tattooed any dulaps yet?
5. Have the clay lizards gotten any bites yet?
6. What other types of interesting animals have you seen while there?
7. How is life living in a tent?
8. Are mosquitoes a big problem there?
9. How far are the clay models placed away from each other?
10. How big are the clay models?
11. How did you pick the location of the clay models?
12. Have you caught any lizards with deformities?
13. Does the color on the clay lizards matter?
14. What are the eyes made of on the clay lizards?
15. What are you eating? Where are you getting it?
16. We miss you more than the other classes
17. Have the islands changed since you were last there?
18. Are the clay models harmful to the animals that eat it?
19. Can you describe the 5 different habitats the models were placed on?
WE MISS YOU!!!!!!! PLEASE COME BACK!!
ReplyDeleteLOVE 3RD PERIOD!<3
your should really get enough sleep so that when ur at work ur not sleepy
ReplyDeleteSkittlez (Victor B): Wow u guys look really serious that dont break noting.
ReplyDelete-Is this the type of work I should be expecting for the summer?… if it is man I can’t wait… something to do all day and night its looks like the lack of sleep is worth it
ReplyDeleteWho is the one incharge of the schedule? Did you ever thought of giving up?
ReplyDeleteHow big are the height of the lizards when usually measured?
ReplyDeleteDo majority of them weigh the same ?
Do you have to clip there toe nails or mark them?
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