The word Ology means the study of and this site intends to offer information on all kinds of science. The first Ology covers paleontology, with information about fossils and expeditions in the Gobi desert. Review questions and activities are included in different areas, not to mention a whole section on T. Rex. Thanks to a high school physics teacher in Glenbrook, Illinois, this web site offers an online physics tutorial covering many key topics. Sections for assessing student understanding and illustrative graphics help to round out this classroom resource.
Current articles discuss compound interest, continued fractions, and fractals found in modern art.
The project's goal is to share the excitement of mathematics and to help people understand the range and importance of its applications to science and commerce. Use the information and mathematical model on this site to find the answer. The site contains background information about oak trees, squirrels, and red-tailed hawks and emphasizes the ways that the three organisms interact. The site also explains the mathematics involved in modeling population dynamics as it discusses exponential and logistic growth curves. This Exploratorium web site helps students investigate science concepts through hockey, baseball, skateboarding, and bicycling.