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#[http://www.getcited.org/ getCited – Academic database, directory, & discussion forum getCited – Academic database, directory, & discussion forum] | #[http://www.getcited.org/ getCited – Academic database, directory, & discussion forum getCited – Academic database, directory, & discussion forum] | ||
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Revision as of 12:37, 5 August 2014
Useful Websites
- Physics Classroom
- NSTA
- Biology teaching resources
- Royal Society of Chemistry
- Centre for Environment Education
- National Science Digital Library
- American Museum of Natural History
- Season Watch Citizen Science
- National Programme on Technology Enhanced Learning – Science, Engineering, & Technology
- KQED’s Quest – Explore science, nature, and environment stories from Northern California and beyond
- Freelance Teacher – Videos on physics, chemistry, math, & biology
- Science Magazine Podcasts
- FHSST – Free high school science texts in physical sciences & math
- cK-12 Flexbooks
- Scirus – Scientific research tool on the web
- Cite Seer X – Access scientific and scholarly knowledge
- getCited – Academic database, directory, & discussion forum getCited – Academic database, directory, & discussion forum
- Science resource center
- Human Anatomy System
- Chemistry lab Experiments video
Books and Articles
- Conceptual Physics by Paul G Hewitt
- University Physics by Sears and Zamensky
- The Lives of a Cell - Notes of a Biology Watcher by Walter Lewis
- E=m by David Bodanis
- Quantum by Manjit Kumar
- Horrible Science Series. Click here for details.
- New Scientist Series Click here for details.
