I was recently asked a few questions about ScienceOnline '09 by Stephen, one of Miss Baker's biology class students. You can check out my responses here.
[Thanks to Bora for the link, too.]
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Moving on with the morning, once again, I had to make a tough choice. OK, in this case, it wasn't that tough, really, as this was the session I was looking forward to all along: Science online - middle/high school perspective (or: 'how the Facebook generation does it'?) , led by Stacy Baker and…
Continuing with the tradition from last two years, I will occasionally post interviews with some of the participants of the ScienceOnline2010 conference that was held in the Research Triangle Park, NC back in January. See all the interviews in this series here. You can check out previous years'…
Here is the fifth interview in the series on Miss Baker's Biology class blog - Stephen's interview with Brian Switek.
Previously in this series:
ScienceOnline09 - an interview with...me!ScienceOnline09 - an interview with Eric RostonScienceOnline09 - an interview with Clinton…
Okay people, these students in Miss Stacy Baker's biology classes and Extreme Biology blog have been rocking my world for quite some time. They've now burst onto the national media and were all the buzz of the recent ScienceOnline'09 conference.
For those not familiar with the story, Stacy Baker…
You mention your desire to have more field experience. You are thinking right! One possibility is that various geological organizations put out field trip guides. Some of these are drive down the road and stop at the road cuts type trips which you could do on your own. Your state geological survey, state geological organization, state academy of science, university geology departments, etc. would be the place to look. Audbon Society or Sierra Club might have something similar.