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In her book, Teresa, an ex-science teacher, will teach us what scientists and teachers alike already know.
But with her usual laid back style and voice, does it in a way that helps us remember that we can all do
science.
The time has come for a book like this and as she writes, she will keep us posted on its completion. She
posted a probable table of contents so we can take a glimpse into the future of homeschooling
science.
If you have any comments or suggestions, feel free to email her, but be forewarned, anything you say can
and may be used in the book!
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How To Teach Your Child Science a preliminary table of contents
Introduction:Why this book now.
Part
I: The Right and Wrong of It
Statement on Creation/Evolution
Chapter
1: Toss The Textbooks
Chapter
2: Recipe For Success In Science
Chapter
3: The Student
Chapter
4: About The Parent
Part
II: About The Field of Science
Chapter
5: An Introduction To The Field Of Science
Chapter
6: Science's Big Mistakes
Chapter
7: Science Today
Part
III: Teaching The Skills
Forward-
Chapter
8: How To Teach Science
Chapter
9: The Important Skills
Chapter
10: Lateral Thinking and Logic Skills
Chapter
11: Observation Vs. Inference
Chapter
12: Critical Writing
Chapter
13: Steps, Processes and Diagrams
Chapter
14: Graphing and Tables, Dealing With Data
Chapter
15: Measurement Skills and Scientific Tools
Chapter
16: Latin and Greek
Chapter
17: Memorization Skills
Chapter
18: Science Fairs
Chapter
19: Science Reading
Part
IV: Teaching The Content
Chapter
21: Teaching Chemistry Related Science
Chapter
22: Teaching Physics Related Content
Chapter
23: Teaching Biology Related Content
Chapter
24: Teaching Earth Science Related Content
Chapter
25: Teaching Environment and Ecology Related Content
Chapter
26: Teaching Human Anatomy/Physiology Related Content
Chapter
20: Teaching The Teenager
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