Posted by chemingway on July 19th, 2010 in Summer 2010 ·
It was great fun to meet you last night, share some of the things we have in common and write some poetry together!
Collaborative poetry writing and reading on the first night.
During this week, you’ll have a chance to share some of your experiences here on the project blog…
Posted by chemingway on July 8th, 2010 in Summer 2010 ·
We are so looking forward to greeting you in College Station next week! Are you ready for the heat? And for the fun of teaching and learning with plant investigative cases?
Ethel and Toni have prepared some fascinating ways to introduce bioinformatics and cotton fibers and rich resources for investigations…
Posted by chemingway on December 7th, 2009 in Summer 2009 and Summer 2009 Teacher Talk ·
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Posted by chemingway on December 7th, 2009 in Summer 2010 ·
Come join us to explore teaching and learning with plant investigative cases!
PlantIT Summer Institute for Teachers will be July 12-23, 2010.
This summer we will focus on cotton to learn about bioinformatics and searching databases for genes of interest such as drought tolerance and fiber color, and further focus on fiber to discover how microscopic and chemical testing answers textile forensics…
Posted by chemingway on July 17th, 2009 in Summer 2009 ·
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1. Log in at http://myplantIT.org/blog/wp-admin
2. Select Add New Post
3. Copy your text from Word
4. Click Save Draft
If you would like to add an image, the steps are generally similar.
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Posted by chemingway on April 8th, 2009 in Summer 2009 ·
I wanted to share this photo of Karen and Deb presenting at our NSTA session. Thanks for your valuable contributions! And what a good preview of the fun and learning to come in the July Summer Institute.
Posted by chemingway on March 10th, 2009 in Summer 2009 ·
If you’ll be in the Big Easy for NSTA 2009, join us Thursday at 2-3 pm! Ethel, Toni, Karen, Deborah, and I hope to see you. Karen and Deb will share a bit about their experiences using plant cases in with their classes…