Ocean Expert Exchange: Shark Toxicology
Dive into marine science topics with the Ocean Expert Exchange series hosted by Scientist in Every Florida School and the ANGARI Foundation. Join … Continue
Youth in Action: Environmental Activism Through Engaged Art
Join Scientist in Every Florida School and EarthEcho International for a conversation with Xavier Cortada, an artist, Professor of Practice … Continue
TESI and SEFS Offer Free K-12 Resources About the Importance of Insects
Attention teachers! Check out our insect-related lessons, videos, and more for K-12 students. Resources are rooted in Sunshine State Standards.
Is there life on Mars? High school students explore this possibility with scientist Dr. Amy Williams
In a virtual visit coordinated by Scientist in Every Florida School, Dr. Amy Williams led a classroom of Gainesville High School students in a discussion about the characteristics of life
Ant-y Adventures with Alachua and Palm Beach County Students
Have you seen this ant? If so, the Lucky lab wants to know!
Scientist in Every Florida School Draws a Crowd at FASS/FAST Conference in St. Augustine
The Scientist in Every Florida School team had the chance to spread the word about the program at the recent … Continue
TESI Director Advances Partnerships with SEFS Program in Palm Beach County
The week fueled our mission with several exciting projects that are now underway, and are sure to impact K-12 outreach
countywide.
Students Learn About the Importance of Ants
On Tuesday, September 24th, Susan Shrum’s 6th grade class was visited by ant scientist, Jacob Hornfeldt.
Trends Over Time-An Observational Analysis
“They are very curious and often ask questions that can bring a new viewpoint to your research,” states scientist Molly Selba.
Alachua County’s Lincoln Middle School Explores the Ever-Changing Nature of Science
If students perceive science as always being right, then what incentive do they have to pursue it?