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Articles By Sally Finley
Sally Finley reviews Pearson's Interactive Science Middle School Program, an online science program that uses grade-level textbook and online resources.
Posted 01 Mar 2010 / Mar/Apr 2010 Issue
Sally Finley reviews Achiever!, a student assessment program.
Posted 01 Jan 2010 / Jan/Feb 2010 Issue
Sally Finley reviews Grzimek's Animal Life, an online animal reference database from Gale Cengage Learning.
Posted 01 Nov 2009 / Nov/Dec 2009 Issue
Sally Finley reviews Classworks Web Edition, an online subscription service that provides individualized standards-based instruction in math, reading, language arts, and science.
Posted 01 Sep 2009 / Sep/Oct 2009 Issue
Sally Finley reviews Aha!Science, a supplemental program of instruction, lessons, games, simulations, journaling, activities, and quizzes for grades 3–5 focusing on life science, Earth and space science, and physical science.
Posted 01 Jul 2009 / Jul/Aug 2009 Issue
Sally Finley reviews Biology.com, an online student and teacher edition of Pearson's "Miller & Levine Biology" textbook.
Posted 01 Mar 2009 / Mar/Apr 2009 Issue
Sally Finley reviews MIND Research Institute Algebra Readiness, a program that provides a visual learning approach for a comprehensive algebra readiness curriculum for grades 6-12.
Posted 01 May 2008 / May/Jun 2008 Issue
Sally Finley reviews First in MATH, a Web site that provides access to the 24 Game series, mathematics fact practice, test preparation, and critical thinking skills activities.
Posted 01 Mar 2007 / Mar/Apr 2007 Issue
Reviewer Sally Finley takes a look at Blue Zones: Quest for the True Fountain of Youth, the latest online exploration from Questmaster Dan Buettner.
Posted 01 Nov 2006 / Nov/Dec 2006 Issue
Science Diagrams is a drawing program that provides access to more than 200 pre-constructed and edit-ready science-related diagrams, as well as the tools to create new diagrams.
Posted 01 May 2006 / May/June 2006 Issue
Sally Finley takes a lookat Go! Motion, a motion detector that connects directly to a computer's USB port to collect position, velocity and acceleration data for moving objects.
Posted 01 Jan 2006 / Jan/Feb 2006 Issue
Sally Finley reviews the EcoLog XL portable data logger.
Posted 01 Sep 2005 / Sep/Oct 2005 Issue
The very nature of science as an ever-changing discipline requires timely and updated tools to deliver instruction within the science classroom. Technology programs provide the perfect solution to engage today’s students in scientific inquiry. This article covers science software in the categories of standards-driven teaching, simulations, inquiry, and science tools.
Posted 01 Sep 2005 / Sep/Oct 2005 Issue
A review of Predictive Assessment Series, an assessment tool for K-12.
Posted 01 Jul 2005 / Jul/Aug 2005 Issue
Take It to the Computer: Writing Sentences and Paragraphs provides center activities for writing using practice exercises, graphic organizers, and a drawing program.
Posted 01 May 2005 / May/Jun 2005 Issue
EasyTech, available in English and Spanish, provides a series of instructional lessons that integrate technology into the core curriculum. Working at their own pace, students complete activities while learning how to use a variety of technology tools for their curriculum-related products.
Posted 01 Mar 2005 / Mar/Apr 2005 Issue
This Web site features information and activities related to the annual Iditarod Sled Dog Race held in Alaska each March--this year starting March 5
Posted 01 Mar 2005 / Mar/Apr 2005 Issue
The Science CSI kit is a collection of digital science tools accompanied by a science curriculum.
Posted 01 Jan 2005 / Jan/Feb 2005 Issue
BrainPOP is a subscription-based Web site that provides standards-based animated educational videos on a variety of topics in Math, English, Science, Health, Technology, and Social Studies.
Posted 01 Jan 2005 / Jan/Feb 2005 Issue
Earth Science, Life Science, Physical Science
Posted 01 Nov 2004 / Nov/Dec 2004 Issue
Go! Temp is a science tool that provides students with the opportunity to collect, examine, and calculate data using a sensor probe. The program allows data to be saved, displayed, graphed, analyzed, and recalled.
Posted 01 Sep 2004 / Sep/Oct 2004 Issue