Distinguishing between science and science fiction can be a good reinforcement activity for students learning the characteristics of science. Cognitively, middle school students are able to differentiate between fantasy and reality. But because science is not always intuitively obvious, distinguishing science fact from science fiction can be more challenging. Today’s blog encourages you to use […]
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Science, Science Fiction, Ethics, and Indiana Jones
Thursday, May 15th, 2008 1:53 pm
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