Showing posts with label Highschool. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Highschool. Show all posts

ck12 free chemistry curriculum

Here is a video that explains the free chemistry homeschool curriculum at CK-12 initiative: http://www.ck12.org



Also enjoy videos by TheHomeScientist
~posted by Andrea from Notes from a Homeschooling Mom

Free Science Curriculum, Jason.org

Jason.org is a free science curriculum.




Our award winning curricula:The JASON Project connects students with great explorers and great events to inspire and motivate them to learn science.

  • Embed cutting-edge research from NASA, NOAA, the U.S. Department of Energy, the National Geographic Society and other leading organizations.
  • Allow leading scientists to work side by side with JASON students.
  • Challenge students to apply their knowledge to the real-world scenarios scientists face every day. 
They have a:
 Weather Unit - Operation Monster Storms
Geology Unit - Operation Tectonic Fury
Ecology Unit - Operation Resilient Planet
Energy Unit - Operation Infinite Potential.

All four units come with lesson plans, teachers' guides, hands-on activities, and student assignments. Online labs, video and games reinforce the learning experience.

Elementary Statistics

This is an introduction to data analysis using graphical and numerical techniques to study atterns and departures from patterns.  From the site:
It’s all about the students, declare Professors of Applied Mathematics Susan Dean and Barbara Illowsky. Their journey into the world of distance learning began with students learning in televisions’ glow as they absorbed the intricacies of a class often referred to as “Sadistics.”

Geometry for the artistic type

For students leaning toward the fine arts and architecture industries, why not teach Geometry according to their interests?

From the site:  Welcome to Geometry in Art & Architecture. We'll be taking a long journey together, starting in Egypt, like the travellers in this picture. There, the story goes, geometry got its start when rope stretchers were sent out to put back the boundary markers washed away by the Nile.

In addition to looking at art and architecture, we'll cover any mathematics-related topics as we go along. 

Paradigm Online Writing Assistant

Get free help in teaching highschool students to write at a collegiate level.

You may use Paradigm Online Writing Assistant (HTML) free of charge for any educational or nonprofit purpose. Please give appropriate acknowledgment. For other permissions contact the author directly.

From the author: Actually, Paradigm is a distillation and collage of numerous writings, talks, and activities that I've developed over the years and tried out on students, colleagues, and mentors with varying degrees of success.

If you don't want to use the website, the information is also available in a  paperback book.

Grammar Girl, free grammar tips

Grammar girl recordings is available through  the Quick and Dirty Tips website.  It is entertaining, and informational.  I recommened it for high school and college students looking to get the last few bad grammar habits ironed out. 



Titles include Is "Ain't" a Word?
Do you know when to use Affect versus Effect?
Lay Versus Lie... and
Alternate versus Alternative. 

Enjoy

ps.  If you like the website... you'll love the book

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