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View the winning modules of the Science Prize for Inquiry-Based Instruction (IBI).

The Mars Student Imaging Project, an IBI prize–winning module, provides student access to NASA scientists and spacecraft data.

Published:
02/22/2013

Genomics Explorers, an IBI prize–winning module, engages students with bioinformatics and molecular research.

Published:
01/25/2013

Show your students the face of a baby chimpanzee, and they will be startled and amazed by how human she is.

Published:
12/21/2012

Before he became America’s first de facto science adviser, Vannevar Bush was a professor of Electrical Engineering and, eventually, dean of Engineering and vice president at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT).

Published:
11/30/2012

Macroscopic organisms, even when healthy, harbor diverse microorganisms that influence their development, physiology, and fitness.

Published:
10/26/2012

With ~36,000 students enrolled, the University of North Texas is the fourth largest state university in Texas.

Published:
10/26/2012

The use of scientific inquiry in studying plant growth is perhaps as old as agriculture itself.

Published:
09/28/2012

The President’s Council of Advisors on Science and Technology stresses the importance of adoption of empirically validated instructional practices, such as inquiry-based laboratory experiences, in higher education .

Published:
08/31/2012

Case It! (www.caseitproject.org) originated at the 1995 BioQUEST Summer Workshop and has developed over the years into an effective system for case-based learning useful for both high school and university educators.

Published:
07/27/2012

Imagine an undergraduate research project where students are given samples of an uncharacterized plant species.

Published:
07/27/2012

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