Some teacher-directed links suggested by the British Mycological Society

• Cells Worksheet from the British Mycological Society
  
• Inspiring learning for All from the Museum, Libraries and Archives Council
• Department for Children, Schools and Families
  
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• http://www.exploringscience.co.uk/ (I couldn't link here. You might try pasting the link into your browser, or, the cache if this link doesn't work. I'll work on it.)

For information on the British Mycological Society, click here.

A "flatworm" look at stem cells...

More information: http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p=8DCF4F40EB7848B4

Students present research as do senior faculty. Dr. J's community college students, 4-year college students, high school and even one elementary student have presented research at National scientific meetings. It started with presenting the research in the classroom. Try doing a lab and then holding a mini-meeting on the lab. The above example of a student's presentation on flatworm regeneration is also about a timely topic: stem cells.