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  • Amy
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    As an AP Biology teacher with a "flipped" classroom approach many times in class we discuss the "messiness" of science. Much of what we do in science is attend to the unexpected. It is in these situations when students can really get involved by problem solving and "tweaking" particular procedures to attain clearer results that actually address their questions. I often find in situations when students had to rethink to problem solve they are excited to share their results and discoveries with others. This platform gives them the recognition they deserve and reaffirmation of their work.
  • Amy
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    I teach high school science and will be implementing a new course in the fall 2024. The course title is "Introduction to Ornithology and Nature Journaling". Students will utilize eBird, Merlin and  Project FeederWatch through the course. The importance of data collection and being a responsible citizen scientists wil be reinforced throughout the course.
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