Learning to Teach With Technology
More teacher colleges are incorporating technology education directly into math and science courses, rather than offering such training separately.
Over the years, a common school science experiment involving an egg and a bottle has held a certain fascination for students and teachers alike.
A teacher lights a piece of paper, drops it into a milk bottle, caps the bottle with a boiled egg, and presto! Within seconds, the egg slides into the bottle, whole, and everyone is awe-struck.
Then comes what is far too often the hard part: explaining and understanding the complex science that lies behind...
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