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– General Information –
4000 Years of Women in Science
Description: Women are and always have been scientists. This site profiles over 100 women from our scientific and technical past. Plus there are marvelous links to other sites on women in science.
Description: This site offers information on the chemistry of biology, how the world of biology is studied, and cell structure and function.
Description: Anything and everything on Mr. Relativity, from general information and Einstein's own words to quotes and pictures
Mathematicians of the African Diaspora
Author: Williams, Scott
Description: The Mathematicians of the Africa Diaspora features the accomplishments of the peoples of African American in the field of mathematical sciences
Description: This on-line exhibit offers information and activities for all ages on how our brain functions and our memory.
Description: A great place to explore online science and technology and create your own.
PBS Teachers: Science & Technology
Description: PBS Teachers Science and Tech is designed to support science teachers K - 12 to bring science into the classroom where students can think critically and apply science principles to every day life. Every month a different area of science is spotlighted.
Description: Science activities that will catch the eye and mind of even the most indifferent student, from Eisenhower High Plains Consortium for Mathematics and Science at McREL
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STEM-rich learning in Out-of-School-Time 
Description: This archived webinar was sponsored by the CYFERnet SchoolAge Editorial Board in March 2013. Do you offer STEM learning activities in your out-of-school-time program? Or are you nervous about providing these activities? Does your staff know how to provide STEM-rich learning? Do you want to provide STEM-rich learning opportunities in your program or train your staff to provide STEM-rich learning opportunities? This webinar will focus on how to train staff, key components of STEM-rich learning and STEM curricula to use in out-of-school-time programs.
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Afterschool Training Toolkit: Finding Math
Description: Finding Math brings problem solving to life for children. This tool kit is designed for after-school programs. Children discover how math concepts are all around them while engaging in fun activities and working together. Activities, tips, terminology, and program goals are provided in addition to a planning sheet that aide in designing activities for individual after-school sites.
Description: This interactive web-based program engages youth, ages 8-19 in science, technology, and math experiences. Users follow jean trends, calculate their average Frisbee throw, learn to fit a bicycle, and more.
Author: NMSU Learning Games Lab, (1 more by this author)
Description: Math Snacks are short animations and mini-games designed to present mathematics in a very different way. In fact, we hope these snacks don't look like traditional math at all. Math Snacks give students, especially those who don't particularly like math, another way to look at math concepts. While Math Snacks are designed for middle school, they address content and have been used by students in grade 3 – 8. Math Snacks include learner guides kids can use and teacher guides to transfer a conceptual understanding to math problem solving. Teacher guides and printed transcripts of each animation are also available. Using Math Snacks on mobile devices, like the iPad, helps kids take the learning on the go. iPads and iPods are also great classroom tools, when you can't take the entire class to a computer lab.