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A Tom McFadden classic.
Posts Tagged ‘science education’
Blame it on the DNA
:: Posted by American Biotechnologist on 10-30-2012
Teaching Real Time PCR In the Classroom
:: Posted by American Biotechnologist on 10-18-2012Recorded from a live webinar.
Cells, Cells, They’re Made of Organelles
:: Posted by American Biotechnologist on 10-17-2012Fantastic rap teaching students of all ages some basics of cell biology.
Why didn’t I think of that?
:: Posted by American Biotechnologist on 08-02-2012It’s the little things in life that frustrate me the most. Like fumbling around with a fine tipped Sharpie trying to label a strip of 0.2ml PCR tubes. Now that’s frustrating. Then there are people that use their brains for finding creative solutions instead of just whining about the problem to their lab mates. Here is one such example. I wish I had thought of that!
What tips do you have for your fellow biotechnologists that can help save them both time and sanity?
If only I had this much fun in second grade science!
:: Posted by American Biotechnologist on 07-17-2012THIS is the way to get kids interested in Science. Way to go 2nd grade class at Conservatory Lab Charter School!
H/T to The Rhymebosome for finding the video.