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Learning Magic: The Disappearing Coin. How can you make the coin disappear?. You cannot move the coin and cover the entire beaker with paper or any other materials. MS SCIENCE 8 SY 2010-2011. Vaca la Vaca. Head Teeth Horn Tongue Eyes Ears Hoof Legs Tail Mouth. 11. Bones 12. Neck
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LearningMagic: The Disappearing Coin How can you make the coin disappear? You cannot move the coin and cover the entire beaker with paper or any other materials.
Vaca la Vaca • Head • Teeth • Horn • Tongue • Eyes • Ears • Hoof • Legs • Tail • Mouth 11. Bones 12. Neck 13. Jaw 14. Throat 15. Shoulder 16. Liver 17. Heart 18. Stomach 19. Skin 20. Bladder 21. Lung 22. Nostril 23. Brain 24. Veins 25. Butt
On a piece of index card, write (as a group) 3 specific facts that you know about me as a teacher.
PHILOSOPHY Make science both a fun and learning experience Develop a passion for Science
THE BIOLOGY OF LEARNING GLUCOSE O2
Stages of Learning andMemory Acquire (Encode) Rehearse (Practice) Retain (Save file) Retrieve (Open File)
Hippocampus FILTER Store Dump “The Crap Detector”
BLUE GREEN Doing Reason Support Imaginative, creative RED ORANGE Emotions Sadness, love, happiness Fight or Flight Anger, fear
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The Brain is… a “lean,mean pattern-making machine”
BRAIN GYM • Get enough sleep. Retention happens during sleep. • You can improve brain performance by 15% • Use graphic organizers for notes.
Useful Tips: • use graphic organizers • concept maps • vocabulary lists
Be positive Respect others Be prepared to learn Follow instructions Do your Best Classroom Expectations Respectful Responsible Safe “Good, Better, Best. Never let it rest. Until your good is better and your better is BEST!”
FOCUS SKILLS: • Scientific tools (e.g. observing) • Organization • Scientific inquiry WORK, THINK LIKE A SCIENTIST
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GRADING CRITERIA, PROCEDURES AND DISTRIBUTION 100% • LABS,PROJECTS, SKILLS- • BASED ACTIVITIES 45% • TESTS AND QUIZZES 30% • HW/ASSIGNMENT 15% • ORGANIZATION 10%
Title: Date: Cornell Note taking Method Summary:Recite/Reflect/Review
CLASS RESOURCES www.ism-online.org http://pasambag.ism-online.org/