A0 Go Summer!: Practice!

Learn the skills that will make a dramatic difference in your ability to sort fact from fiction on the web (and everything in between).

While Covid-19 serves as the topic focus, this unit concentrates on the development and application of several important concepts and skills in science

Resources, information and links suitable for MS and HS

Science lessons for Elementary, and school delivered by Newsela. Sign in with your School Microsoft email and password.

Based on the most popular open online course in the world, this course gives you easy access to the learning techniques used by experts in art, music, literature, math, science, sports, and many other disciplines. No matter what your current skill level, using these approaches can help you master new topics, change your thinking and improve your life.

This course explains:

* Why sometimes letting your mind wander is an important part of the learning process
* How to avoid "rut think" in order to think outside the box
* The value of metaphors in developing understanding
* A simple, yet powerful, way to stop procrastinating

WAB MS & HS Students have an all-access EP account to create their own learning pathways.

Learn math with escape rooms, games and other fun activities. Different teachers, timezones, times and duration.

Math is everywhere and used without realization. From economical crisis to shopping to sports, math is used beyond the walls of a classroom. The importance of math is far too underrated.

the website features five areas of statistics, including basic and compound probability, distributions, statistical inference, and linear regressions. Each of these topic areas is broken down into a series of three interactive graphs that illustrate concepts while letting users play around with data. The idea is to make statistics more tangible and accessible to people who might not grok the concepts immediately.

Data Nuggets are an innovative approach to bring authentic, cutting edge research and data into the classroom, revealing to students how the process of science really works and increasing the connections between scientists and the public. Data Nuggets give students practice interpreting quantitative information and making claims based on evidence. Students are challenged to answer a scientific question using data to support their claim, and are guided through the construction of graphs to facilitate data interpretation. Because of their simplicity and flexibility, they can be used throughout the school year as students build confidence in their quantitative skills. Data Nuggets have the potential to improve the understanding of science in society and help train and motivate the next generation of scientists and engineers.