For Science's Sake

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Natural Disaster Mini Research Project Weather & Earth Middle School Science

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This Natural Disaster Mini Research Project engages students in exploring real-world natural disasters through structured research and guided questions. Students investigate causes, effects, and human impact while building critical thinking, reading, and scientific inquiry skills. Designed for middle school earth science, this resource works well for core instruction, independent practice, early finishers, enrichment, and GT extension activities. It is flexible for both print and digital use and

5th - 8th

Earth Sciences

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SCIENCE.8.12.A

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Teaching style

My teaching style is collaborative, student-centered, and innovation-driven. Focused on the following core pillars: Real-World Learning: I deliver science instruction through creative, real-world applications and implement Project-Based Learning across content areas to make lessons tangible. STEM Integration: My approach focuses on making science an interactive, community-driven journey rather than just a textbook subject. Technological Proficiency: I leverage modern educational tools while employing Emergent Bilingual and GT strategies to ensure my instruction is accessible and effective for diverse learners.

My own education history

My educational background reflects a deep commitment to both the biological sciences and the evolution of pedagogical strategies. I hold a Master of Education in Curriculum and Instruction from the University of Texas at Arlington, which I completed in 2020. This advanced degree is built upon a solid scientific foundation established at the University of Texas at El Paso, where I earned my Bachelor of Science in Biology in 2013.