Teaching Physical Science

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Arthur Said:

I'm going to be taken High school Physical Science on Aug 20th,What should I study now in order to be prepare?

We Answered:

i DONT THiNK PHYSiCAL SCiENCE iNVOLVES VERY MUCH MATH...i DONT KNOW WHAT TO TELL U ON HOW TO PREPARE FOR iT..BUT WHEN U GET iNTO THE CLASS, JUST PAY ATTENTiON, TAKE NOTES, STUDY, AND BE PREPARED FOR CLASS EVERYDAY..U WiLL DO FiNE

Roland Said:

What are some career options after graduating with a Bachelor of Science in the physical/biological sciences?

We Answered:

Here are the skills and occupations for biology majors listed by the University of North Carolina-Wilmington's career center:
Agronomist
Environmental Engineer
Marine Engineering Tech
Animal Scientist
Environmental Health Marine Fisheries/Worker
Aquaculture Farmer
Environmental Protection
Marine Geologist
Aqua culturist
Ergonomist
Marine Sales
Aquarium & Museum Fish Hatchery Tech Marine Tourist Worker
Aquarium Technician
Fisheries Conservation Market Research Analyst
Aquatic Biologist
Florist
Medical Illustrator
Barrier Beach Mgr
Food Scientist-Tech
Medical Laboratory Tech
Bio-Engineer
Forester
Medical Librarian
Bio-Technologist
Genetic Eng. Research
Medical Technologist
Biochemist
Geographer
Meteorologist
Biometrician
Health Officer
Microbiologist
Boat Builder & Repair
Horticulturist
Molecular Biologist
Botanist
Hospital Administrator
Mortician
Chem. Oceanographer
Hydrographic Surveyor
Museum/Aquarium Admin.
Chiropractor
Industrial Hygienist
Mycologist
Coastal Resources Mgr.
Industrial Marine Econ.
Naval Architect
Commercial Fish. Eng.
Limnological Technician
Net Designer
Coroner
Marine-Coastal Consult Neurobiologist
Dentist
Marine Bacteriologist
Oceanographer
Dietitian & Nutritionist
Marine Biologist
Paramedic
Ecologist
Marine Ecologist
Parasitologist
Pharmacy Technician
Physical Therapist
Pharmaceutical Sales
Science Lab Tech.
Public Health Worker
Physician
Zoologist
Science Teacher
Salt Marsh Manager
Wildlife Resources Mgr.
State Parks & Recreation
Science Writer
Technical Writer
Test-Inspection Tech.
Soil Conservationist
Underwater Technician
Veterinarian
Systems Analyst
Geophysicist/ Physicist
Wildlife Biologist
Toxicologist
Water Quality Technician
Film Maker
Science Illustrator
Commercial Inland Water Transportation Worker
Seafood Processor-Researcher

Related Major Skills

Operate scientific equipment Independent worker
Information handling & organization Curiosity and creativity
Biology theory & practical knowledge Statistical awareness
Oral & written communication Numerical computation
Analytical & quantitative abilities Innovative talents
Problem solving Technical skills
Teamwork

I heard a program on public radio about careers for science majors and I recall that the person interviewed considered writing about science so that the general population could understand it as being a very promising area.

If you'd like to use the excellent U of NC site to check on other majors, here is the link:
http://www.uncwil.edu/stuaff/career/majoâ€¦

Carolyn Said:

Materials to help teach Physical Science?

We Answered:

The physics classroom is possibly one of the best sites on the internet for physical science. There seems to be a shortage of virtual materials for this subject area.

Nathan Said:

What topics should I teach in a middle school biotechnology course?

We Answered:

I think if you are asking the world how to teach your class, you might not be suitable for the job position. Maybe you should either stick with what you DO know, or get out of the field completely. It is not fair for your students to get taught by a teacher who doesnt really know what shes talking about. You can not really get a BS degree in BS, you know what I mean? You might be a really nice and caring teacher, but you just are not suitable for the position if you have to ask other people how to do your job. Have a nice day! Jesus Loves You!

Leah Said:

what should i get my awesome science teacher for an end-of-the-year gift?

We Answered:

If he likes ties, look on these sites for science ties !

http://www.scienceteecher.com/Science-Tiâ€¦

http://www.swaggerandswoon.com/advanced_â€¦

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