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	Technology for Scientific Inquiry Chart Telecommunications in the Science Classroom Web Tour Introduction- Technology in the Science Classroom...An Evolution Tips from Technology Presenters Articles Application Tutorials Science Technology Presentation Plan Lesson Template        HTML version        MS Word format Contributors Juliet Ethirveerasingam, San Antonio Elem., LAUSD Carolyn Jeffries, UCLA Target Science Staff Patricia Dung, LAUSD/LAEP Esther Zack, LAUSD/LAEP Cameron London, LAEP
		WAYS OF KNOWING AND DOING in SCIENCE: Observing: Use Internet for virtual field trip (NETS 5a) Exposition Park Virtual Birding Field Trip Retrieving Information and Evaluating: Virtual references for vocabulary & content research- Guided Web Lesson (NETS 5a,c) Martha Who? Use Internet for secondary source data and information- Guided Web Lesson (NETS 5a,c) Bird Up Evaluating web content (NETS 5a,c) Who Says? Investigating and Experimenting: Retrieving Information: Background Information and Data- Use Internet for secondary source data to do class investigations (NETS 5a) • Count Down Analyzing Data: Spread sheets & graphing to help analyze & present data faster, more accurate (NETSb) • Backyard Bird Study Explaining and Concluding: Word processing, e-mail, and newsgroup for projects & communication (NETS 4a) • Who Says? Communicating: e-mail & newsgroup for lab reports, projects & communication (NETS4a) • Who Says? Word processing and presentation software/web sites to communicate (NETS4b) • Bird Stories: Fact of Fiction Problem Solving and Making Informed Decisions: Use Internet to gather information about a real world problem (NETS 6a,b) Feral Parrots Who Says

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Updated July 2003