The Science Teacher
Workshop program was developed years ago to provide educators with
scientifically correct, free, ready-to-use teaching materials on topics not
covered in most textbooks: radioactivity and
radiation bioeffects. The STW text includes
material collected from many public sources. In
addition, the NCHPS gratefully acknowledges the significant contribution
of Rebecca Townsend in compiling this material, as
well as for the overview of NC curricula requirements covered by this
text.
For the past several years, NCHPS has presented a STW at the annual NC Science Teachers Association meeting. Here's what attending teachers said:
Disclaimer: While every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of
the information provided in this text, users utilize this information
at their own risk and the Chapter assumes no responsibility for any
actions or consequences arising from the use of the information provided
in these documents.
Contents [pdf file*] [WORD file] |
1: NC Standard Course of Study Elements met by the NCHPS STW |
2: Radiation-Related Concepts |
3: Radioactivity in the Environment and Radiation Bioeffects |
4: Radioactive Decay Series |
5:
Radiation
Detection & Measurement
Bonus: How to wire a Survey Meter for Sound [pdf]; & Another way to wire a survey meter (from ANS); |
6: Half-Life |
7: Uses of Radioactive Material and Radiation in our Society |
Spectrometer.org Radiation Module |
Lawrence Livermore National Lab Classroom Activities |
Car and Vehicle Science Experiments | Title Pro Loans |
See also: Information for Health Physicists & Radiation Users |
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