My students are a downstate school who were selected to be a participating school.
Our questions should be posted this week. Through the project we have uncovered lots
of questions which we also posted to Dinosaur Russ. He is another expert from IL you
might want to consider. His web sight is amazing
Stacy Baker
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Hey, Sylvia,
I'm a primary teacher and a relatively recent addition to the ISTA-talk list.
I've really enjoyed observing the interaction that is possible through this
medium, but haven't felt the need as yet to jump in. I'm always interested in
new ideas and keeping informed on what's happening in science and science
education, but haven't felt the need to enlist the help of others while on a
quest for information - which is how I see this site being used by most.
I will suggest that teachers who are interested in paleontology and/or the
mechanics of putting together an expedition visit projectexploration.org,
Paul Sereno's web site. In addition to supplying plenty of information about
his current expedition (He's in Niger until Dec. 5th.), he has given teachers
and their students a chance to interact with his team in the field. Student's
questions along with Dr. Sereno's answers are posted. The participating
Chicago and suburban schools are highlighted, as is work that students have
completed on these themes.
Denise Edelson
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