Mr. Westbroek’s Science
My View on Science
"I help students creatively communicate Science Literacy in a digital environment."
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I expect students to stretch their thinking as they explore our world. Classes are not based on rote memorization. Throughout each course, students are given problems to solve; including labs and activities. Students use scientific materials and equipment to learn how scientists work. Students actively participating enjoy the class and appear to understand scientific concepts and principals based on their Utah State Criterion Referenced test score. This state test is given at the conclusion of each course.
I hope you enjoy learning science this year. Parents are invited to visit before school or to observe class.
Take the Science Quiz to find out how well you know science. Compare your answers to the results from 1005 randomly chosen American Adults!
If you have science questions see if they are answered on the WHYZZ website!
The Middle School Student’s Guide to Ruling the World! has hints and suggestions on how to manage your work and be organized this year.
“The world is full of obvious things, which nobody by any chance ever observes.” Sherlock Holmes as told by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle