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About The Teacher
An addition to the Science Department at THS in 2006, Daniel earned a B.S in Geology from Southern Connecticut State University and Master of Science Education from Central Connecticut State University. Daniel has taught science at the middle school level in West Hartford and Cheshire and high school in Sugar Land, Texas. He is also an adjunct professor in the Earth Science Department at Southern Connecticut State University in New Haven. Prior to his career as an educator, Daniel was a senior geologist for an environmental engineering firm. Daniel is active in promoting science education as a workshop presenter at several National Science Teacher’s Association conventions, a manuscript review for Science Scope (a science education journal) and as a published author. Daniel enjoys the outdoors, fitness related activities and creative writing.
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Mission For The Class
This science course is designed with the following objectives: Students will: Acquire scientific knowledge and skills through inquiry, experimentation, data analysis and interpretation; Use mathematical operations and procedures to calculate analyze, and present scientific data and concepts; Assess the credibility of scientific information; Articulate conclusions and explanations based on research data; and Develop greater levels of scientific literacy. * A copy of the Syllabus for the course can be obtained on the handout page.
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