It is the philosophy of the ARISE team that science students benefit most by becoming scientific thinkers who approach scientific problems in a hands-on, engaged way. This is best achieved through an approach where students enroll in a three-year course sequence which explores the scientific disciplines through interrelationships of those disciplines, is aligned with the national standards and emphasizes real-world applications of science.
Year 1: Theme - Mother Earth
II. Plant/Prairie Unit (Botany) IV. Cellular Structure Unit (What is a cell?) X. Year-end Project: House Design Project |
Year 2: Theme - Fantastic Voyages
II. Plant/Prairie Unit (Entomology) IX. Year-end Project: Fantastic Voyage Presentation |
Year 3: Theme - Grand Designs
II. Solar System/Universe Unit V. SImple and Complex Machines (Chaoter 17) VI. Cellular Reproduction and Heredity Unit IX. Year-end Project: Invention Convention (Design an invention) |
Program Contact: Tim Wagner - twagner@starkcounty.com
Web Maintainer: ed-webmaster@fnal.gov
Last Update: August 24, 2001
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