To date, teachers in the U.S., Canada, Europe, and Australia have interacted, creating a global network of science educators. Submit it on the lounge for your peers to read and respond. Links are divided into subjects such as chemistry, the environment, general science, earth science, biology, space and astronomy, publications, and museums. The materials, developed for high school students, will provide educators with activities that teach their classes the skills needed to weigh risks and benefits in order to improve understanding of virtually all environmental issues. Focus on Risk, the module recently was tested at a workshop for teachers in West Virginia.
Teacher evaluations indicate that the materials are a great success.
PLT expects to release and market the module this fall. Since 1973, PLT has reached more than 20 million students, and each year more than 50,000 teachers attend their workshops. Their goal is to help students learn how to think, not what to think about local and global environmental issues. NM December 3-5 Stop by the Chlorine Chemistry Council booth to receive our latest materials and information. Click Here to View the Last Issue of the Class Reaction Newsletter.