…physical lab space to engage students in exploration of phenomena. Many educational tools were not designed to facilitate peer interactions in a remote learning context or to engage students in…
…they form. Indeed, plate tectonic interactions are fundamental to understanding geological processes. A new project funded by the National Science Foundation is focused on teaching rock formation within the context…
…Award for the most moving story, Julia realized she could move people with stories. At Ithaca, Julia minors in sociology because it helps her understand people and how interactions work….
…change as a result of technology: more focus on early conceptual learning, earlier emphasis on atoms, photons, and their interactions, and greatly increased use of student collaborative projects. More Conferences…
Explore the interactions between a charged balloon and a neutral wall at the atomic-level.
…of various emergent phenomena that result from the collective interactions of atoms and molecules. In this talk we will highlight some of MW’s modeling abilities, discuss ways to collect student…
…dipole-dipole attraction is often thought of as “opposite charges attract; like charges repel.” The force of attractions between molecules has consequences for their interactions in physical, chemical and biological applications….
Explore the polar molecule interactions known as hydrogen bonds. Despite the ‚Äúbond‚Äù name, hydrogen bonds are a special type of dipole-dipole interaction. Hydrogen bonds between two molecules (or within portions…
Add various unknown molecules to oil and water, and observe how the molecules sort themselves in response to interactions with the surrounding environment.
…of the attraction depends on the shapes and sizes of the interacting molecules. The force of attractions between molecules has consequences for their interactions in physical, chemical and biological applications….