Science education is extremely important in our middle and high schools. Science is progressing rapidly and we need to keep teachers informed so the students will learn up-to-date facts and be qualified for college or the workplace.
 
 

My name is Kim Geier and I am a graduate of the College of William and Mary. I am certified to teach Biology and Chemistry, and almost certified in Earth Science. I am currently teaching in Campbell County at Brookville High School.

(Click on the different subjects to see interesting links and info.)
 
 

In Virginia (where I am certified), different objectives have been laid out for each grade level or course. These can be found on the Virginia Standards of Learning page.
 
 

Some really interesting and useful web pages are listed below.
 
 

Teaching Resources 

Classroom Connect

High School Hub

Education World

Ed Web

Scholastic

Teacher Talk

Barbara's SOL page

National Science Teacher's Association

Technology Resources for Teachers!

Pathways to School Improvement: Technology (classroom management)

NEA Teaching, Learning, and Technology

Delivering Instruction on the World Wide Web

Make it Happen: Integrating Inquiry and Technology in the Classroom
 
 

General Science

Bill Nye

The Exploratorium

Smithsonian

Science Learning Network

Favorite Student Links for the Sciences
 
 

If you are interested in my job qualifications, here is my resume.

Here is an example of some work that I have done. It is a research paper about teaching evolution in the classroom.  I also created my own web quest at the VSTE conference held in Roanoke in March 2000.

For my Monroe project this summer I participated in an Earthwatch research project on hummingbirds in the Andes

If you have any comments, feel free to email me.
 
 

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