Math & Science Series Promote Learning Skills

 Mathematical and Science Concepts On-Line Series from Edunetics features important science and mathematical concepts that correlate with teachersí curriculum.

The Life Science, Earth and Space Science, Physical Science, Biology, and Chemistry Concepts On-Line Series gives students numerous opportunities to assume the role of a scientist through online experiments, simulations and interactive instruction. They observe, make choices and evaluate the consequences; test hypotheses; conduct experiments not possible in the classroom; and more.

Mathematical Concepts On-Line integrates a variety of instructional methods, helping students develop investigative abilities, solve problems, construct meaning, experiment with different strategies, and practice using rules and procedures.

Each activity within a topic takes one classroom period to complete, and a teacherís guide is included with each topic.

The Concepts On-Line Series can be purchased in a variety of configurations including single topics, disciplines, or as a complete series. The following series are available: Science & Math for Grades 3-5; Science for Grades 6-9; Math for Grades 6-9; and Science for Grades 9-12. Edunetics Interactive, Austin, TX, (800) 531-5015, www.steck-vaughn.com. WMD
 

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