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Mars
Mania
Internet
Resources
for the New Millennium
By Bob Albrecht and Paul Davis
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Bob welcomes a new co-author to the
fold and
begins a new incarnation of his long-running Power Tools
for Math
& Science column. This months Starship Gaia
looks at building
colonies on Mars (and provides many data resources you can
use in
your classroom) and then brings the focus back to Earth
for some
sources of environmental projects and
information.
Mars Web
Resources
Note. These Web sites were valid when
this issue
of L&L went to press. We have no control
over these
sites, though, and the Web is very volatile. Please let us
know
if you find a broken link, and well do our best to
update
it.
Resources
for Environmental Studies
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Bob Albrecht (dragonfun@aol.com)
is a writer and developer of science, math, and
technology
curricula. George Firedrake is his alter ego and
takes the
form of a dragon. Laran Stardrake, whose quotes
sometimes
lead off the column, is another of Bob's
"accomplices." She's
half-dragon and half-human. As Laran is fond of
saying, "Reality
expands to fill the available fantasies." Bob's
graphic representation
is from an original painting by Marcy
Kier-Hawthorne.
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Paul Davis (ctec1@mchs.srcs.k12.ca.us)
is a mathematics teacher at Maria Carrillo High
School in
Santa Rosa, California. He was a happy, normal math
teacher
until he met Bob Albrecht and George Firedrake in
1992 and
became another of their accomplices. Since then,
Paul has
been intertwingling math, science, and technology in
his classroom
with the help of Bob and George.
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