The Best Digital Teaching Resources
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General Resources:
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Coursera
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created a collection of free online college-level courses that are appropriate for high school students.
Chemistry
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Khan Academy
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has a full chemistry curriculum.
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The University of Colorado at Boulder
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has chemistry simulations online.
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Crash Course Chemistry
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is a great place to look for video introductions to topics.
Biology
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The University of Colorado at Boulder
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has biology simulations online.
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Crash Course Biology
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has some great videos to introduce topics.
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Khan Academy
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has a full online biology course (complete with quizzes and assessment).
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hhmi BioInteractive
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has online bio labs.
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The National Science Teaching Association
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offers a curated a list of online biology labs.
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ScienceCourseware.Org
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also has some great labs.
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Foldit
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is an online game that allows anyone to practice folding proteins. The best coronavirus solutions will be submitted to the University of Washington for testing.
Physics
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The University of Colorado at Boulder
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has physics simulations online.
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Crash Course Physics
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offers 10 minute videos on major topics.
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Minute Physics
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is another great YouTube channel on physics topics.
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Khan Academy
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also has a physics course.
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The Physics Classroom
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is a fairly comprehensive online physics program (good for models and activities)
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Particle Adventure
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is an interactive introduction to the world of matter.
Earth Science
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The University of Colorado at Boulder
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has earth science simulations online.
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Utah Education Network
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and
NOVA
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both have great earth science interactive tools.
Astronomy
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Crash Course Astronomy
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has great videos to introduce major concepts.
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Space Time
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is a PBS show on YouTube that covers major astronomy topics.
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SciShow Astronomy
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is another place to look for relevant video content.
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NASA's
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website has updated news and activites.
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The University of Nebraska
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has some online astronomy models.
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Star Atlas
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helps students to explore their local night sky.
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The Stanford Solar Center
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has interesting information on the sun.
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MetEd
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has a great course on space weather.
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NASA
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has Citizen Scientists programs that allow students (and adults) to work on crowdsource projects for the chance to contribute to major scientific discoveries.
Coding
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Carnegie Melon CS Academy
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now has free computer science courses.
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Code.org
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is an always-free online coding course.
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CodeAcademy Pro
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is offering 10,000 high schoolers premium membership scholarships.
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CodeHS
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is a self-paced coding curriculum for high schoolers.


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