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Toxicology
for K–12 Educators
Toxicology is
the science that studies the effects of drugs, environmental contaminants,
and naturally occurring substances found in food, water, air and
soil and the use of that information to predict safe exposure levels.
Toxicology is important to protect human and animal health and the
environment.
Why
teachers should be interested in teaching toxicology
Professional Development Opportunities
for Teachers
Teachers in Washington state: Participate in TEAMS: Toxicologists
Educating and Mentoring Students!
Paracelsus Goes to School, March 27, 2007 –
In concert with the SOT Annual Meeting, SOT's Committee on K-12 Education
will sponsor two workshops that introduce toxicology concepts to middle
and high school teachers from Charlotte, NC and surrounding areas.
Paracelus Explores the Genome: Toxicology Advances
Health
K–12 Paracelsus Exhibit Resources
Snapshots of Previous Paracelsus
Teacher Workshops –SOT hosts Paracelsus Goes to the
Classroom workshops for teachers each year at their annual meeting
Workshop
Example – Nashville 2002
Paracelsus Goes to the Classroom workshops for New Orleans teachers
is March 8, 2005
Calendar of Science Teacher Professional
Opportunities
Toxicology
Curriculum Resources
Toxicology Enrichment
Materials
Seed
Bioassay (Northland Regional Chapter SOT) 
Toxicology
Resources for the Classroom (Pam Shubat, Northland Regional Chapter)
K–12
Educational Materials on Display at SOT Conference March 2000
Importance
of Animals in Toxicology
Kids4Research
BioRAP™ activity leaflets
Excellence in Curriculum Integration
through Teaching Epidemiology (EXCITE)
A teaching tool developed by the Centers for Disease Control and
Prevention to introduce students to epidemiology and teach them
about public health
News
Articles and Briefings
Forget
pesticides, eat your vegetables
Risk Assessment:
What's is all about?
Public
Service Announcement: "Follow the Directions: A Lesson for
Life"
Case
Stated—The Dose Makes the Poison "Managing Planet Earth:
Personal Health; Risks and Realities: In a World of Hazards, Worries
Are Often Misplaced"
Other
Teaching Resources
Please note that SOT has checked these sites for relevance to toxicology
and content. However, SOT is not responsible for the accuracy of
other Web sites. Listing a Web site does not imply endorsement.
Resources-Here
are places that you can explore toxicology and science-related teaching
resources.
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