Saturday, January 6, 2007

Webwatch

Expertise your scientific papers
http://helios.hampshire.edu/~apmNS/design/RESOURCES/HOW_READ.html
How many times have you been stumped at the sight of a scientific research paper which was too long and too technical? Here is one website which will help you out in this regard. Featured here are some detailed guidelines that are easy to follow and to read a research paper efficiently as well as effectively. This will ensure that you get the best out of your reading. This site also features various questions by which you can answer to analyse the paper thoroughly and learn many thing in just few minutes.

Journey to the future
http://www.spaceexhibit.com/
If you’re a space buff, then this website will definitely interest you. It centres on the exhibits of space, and future visits to the various museums of the USA. The website mainly contains a variety of space resources for both teachers and students. In which students can solve the space whiz quiz and play related games, while teachers can download activity worksheets to use in the classroom. This site is very informative for space lovers to learn about universe, and will also have information about the meuseum’s space activities.

Physics interactive
http://www.leventsakar.com/
Rated as one of the top science websites, this one focuses on all-things physics. There are loads of physics projects inclusive of instructions and demonstrations. There are flash animations of different physics phenomenon. Probably the most hilarious section is that of songs, which are all related to physics, mainly to clear the complexities. There are also instructions for the teachers as how they can use those songs in their courses for easy comprehension.

Save the Earth
http://planetsave.com
The environmental concerns should have to be our concern in the entire year around. This website deals with the news and reports regarding environmental developments and hazards all around the world. You can use these reports to remain updated about what’s really happening. Plus, if you’re a student or a teacher the information can be used in your geography lessons as well.

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