Teacher Resources
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Not all of these resources will help you.
United States Department of Agriculture
Chemistry Teacher Support Group
sponsored by CSU Northridge
In a nation in which obesity is a major problem, the USDA foods link has a lot of information.
This is not something a high school teacher should model for students. However, if you can pull it off (ha ha - okay, not that funny), I would suggest trying America's Got Talent.
American Chemical Society,
Virtual Chemistry
Teaching significant figures: Here's a link to the US public debt:
United States Environmental Protection Agency
Green Chemistry
It gives you current figures and allows one to see the debt at any date from the past.
You want to get started with a little dimensional analysis. Here's a link to the Census Bureau.
World Wide Science.ORG
The Center for Disease Control (CDC)
National Center for Forensic Science
This is the link to the FBI lab services
United States Senate Committee on Commerce,
Science, and Transportation: Subcommittee
on Science and Space
Can be a little depressing. From a fall in the shower to deadly viruses, this site shows many ways to get sick, injured, or die.
Do you have students who are bright, inquisitive, and may come up with the next "Fishin' Magician." They may need a copywrite. Here's the information.
Science Education.gov.
National Institute of Health (NIH).
Chemistry Teachers Association
Chemical Heritage Foundation - Historical Perspectives
Department of Ed.
Would you like to scare students with properties of toxic chemicals?
