Scope, Sequence, and Coordination of Secondary School Science: The content coreServes as a guide for design and construction of science curricula. |
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Arnold Strassenburg | 11 |
Bill G Aldridge | 25 |
Strategies for Implementation | 41 |
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activities atoms basic battery biological Bohr model bonds cell charge chemical changes chemical reactions chemistry chromosome common concepts Conservation of Energy Content Core continental drift coordination Coulomb's law curricula determine disciplines discussion Doppler effect Earth Earth/space science electric electromagnetic electrons empirical laws environment equilibrium erosion evolution example experiences force fossils gases gene genetic heat help students Hess's Law human identify interactions kinetic energy learning light magnetic mass matter measure meiosis metals metamorphic rocks mitosis molecules motion natural sciences nuclear nuclear fission nucleus ocean organisms particles patterns phase change phenomena photon photosynthesis physics planets plate tectonics potential energy processes produce properties quantitative radioactive redox resistor restructuring rocks science education science programs scientists solubility solutions SS&C structure Students should consider Students should examine Students should explore Students should observe substances surface teacher temperature theory thermal energy tion understand velocity versus volcanism volume waves