Safety Resources for Middle/Secondary Schools

Page | June 2020

Safety Resources for Middle/Secondary Schools U.S. Department of Health and Human Services: The National Library of Medicine (NLM) Specialized Information Services (SIS) recently released a new Enviro-Health Links page, "Laboratory Safety," which offers links to information for clinical, academic, and school…

Refraction

Journal Article | February 2020

Best STEM Books 2021

Page | November 2020

Best STEM Books 2021 Winning Titles Ada Lovelace (The First Names Series) Ben Jeapes Illustrated by Nick Ward ABRAMS / Abrams Books for Young Readers How did the first computer come to be? Explore Ada Lovelace's determination, imagination, and amazing life as she becomes the brains behind…

Refraction

Journal Article | March 2019

Exploring light as it moves from one medium to another with the intriguing result of different speeds—the bending of light we call refraction.

Castles in the Sky

Journal Article | March 2023

Research Project-Based Learning in Meteorology Using an Online Severe Weather Events Archive

Journal Article | July 2023

This article presents a semester-long, interdisciplinary project-based learning (PBL) suitable for secondary and postsecondary students enrolled in a second-semester (i.e., intermediate) meteorology course. This case-…

Crunching Cans and Generating Power

Journal Article | June 2021

Q: Do you have a weather-related activity that my students would enjoy?

Journal Article | September 2022

Modeling the Melting of Permafrost

Journal Article | March 2022

Wildfire!

Journal Article | November 2022

Sandy and Dusty Worlds

Journal Article | January 2023

Arctic Feedbacks: Not All Warming Is Equal

Journal Article | March 2022

Using Proxy Data to Understand Climate History

Journal Article | April 2023

The Language of Science

Journal Article | October 2021