Science In the News


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Science In the News

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47 Responses to “Science In the News”

  1.   Kever L P5 Says:

    Ms. Skinner, is there a certain time period that you want our SITN articles from if they have a specific topic? what about just normal SITN articles (for future refernce)?

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    •   Ms. Skinner Says:

      Kever – for no specific topic, they need to be within the last year. However, when I give you a specific topic, you can go a little further back. In either case, try to be as current as possible.

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  2.   James Y P5 Says:

    Do the techniques/results have to be highlighted or may they just be underlined?

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  3.   Kyle B HC6 Says:

    When do we need to turn in the SITN for extra credit?

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    •   Ms. Skinner Says:

      Kyle – You may turn it in any time, there will be a final due date toward the end of each nine-weeks. I won’t count it, though, until the very end of the term.

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  4.   Jessie J. C2 Says:

    I’m excited to do my first Science in the News.

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  5.   John F C2 Says:

    Science in the news shows how applicable chemistry is in every day life. I enjoyed doing it. Thanks Ms. Skinner!

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  6.   Clare K C1 Says:

    Are we allowed to type the Science in the News questions part?

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  7.   Clare K C1 Says:

    Are we allowed to type the Science in the News question part?

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  8.   Katie B C2 Says:

    I really enjoyed doing the science in the news!

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  9.   Molly B C1 Says:

    How much extra credit will the Science in the news give us? I’m thankful to have any opportunity to bring up my grade.

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  10.   Rachel S HC6 Says:

    Ms.Skinner, for the extra credit science in the news, does it have to be from the websites you have on the website?

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  11.   Mackenzie K C1 Says:

    Can we turn in the Science in the News early?

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    •   Ms. Skinner Says:

      Mackenzie – Regular SItN, no, but extra credit, yes. If it’s extra credit, put a big, huge X on the outside of it and put it in the makeup work tray.

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  12.   Josh C P5 Says:

    Ms. Skinner, did you get the Science in the News I left on your computer?

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    •   Ms. Skinner Says:

      Josh – I got it and I found the missing SItN. You should see the update on Edline. Holler if you don’t.

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  13.   Hunter G P5 Says:

    Hey Ms. Skinner, I know we talked about it in class, but do we not have a SitN this week because of our homework for tonight?

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  14.   Noah D HC6 Says:

    Have you added our bonus points from last 9 weeks extra credit Science in the news?

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  15.   Wil H P6 Says:

    Will Next weeks Science in the News be STEM?

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  16.   Murry B HC6 Says:

    I’m having the hardest time finding a SITN with a chemical formula in it. :(

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  17.   Katie B C2 Says:

    Thank you for allowing us to do SITN I really enjoy it!

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  18.   Noah Dedman HC6 Says:

    Finally found a SITN with a chemical formula.

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  19.   Hunter G P5 Says:

    Ms. Skinner, does this week’s webpost have to have any specific type of collision or can it just be mainly about momentum?

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  20.   Kever L P5 Says:

    Ms. Skinner, since I forgot to turn my SitN to you today before I left and I won’t be there tomorrow, what do you want me to with it?

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  21.   Rachel S HC6 Says:

    So for the element topic of SitN, is it ok if the main topic of the News is not the element, but its involved in it?

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  22.   Marti W HC6 Says:

    Would an article about oxygen treatments be okay for this week’s science in the news?

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  23.   Rachel S HC6 Says:

    If the science in the news this week is a couple years old, is that ok?

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  24.   Jordan M HC6 Says:

    I learned a lot about artificial sweeteners and did not think it was actually more bad for you.

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  25.   Eli M C2 Says:

    Can we type the SitN? I was just curious.

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  26.   Chipper Ryan C2 Says:

    For the topic of STEM, under engineering, can we have an article about architecture and it be considered engineering?

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  27.   Molly B C1 Says:

    What is considered a “new research idea” on the science in the news for the DVD worksheet?

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  28.   Peyton A C2 Says:

    Do you know how many points you are taking off for an off topic SITN?

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    •   Ms. Skinner Says:

      Peyton – Not more than 40 or 50. Just kidding, I think your article may have been close enough that I won’t take any off. I’m glad you took the initiative to go ahead a do it!

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  29.   Sonal P HC6 Says:

    Ms. Skinner, what if we can’t find a Science in the News about scuba diving on one of the websites you’ve given us?

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  30.   Rachel S HC6 Says:

    I am having a difficult time finding an artical on SCUBA diving… I’ve searched various things, does anyone have a suggestion on what to look up?

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  31.   Savanna Y C7 Says:

    Can the extra credit be on any topic ?

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  32.   Savanna Y C7 Says:

    Can the extra credit be on any topic?

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