New Program Creates Climate for Science Learning
<span id="preview"></span> <span id="caption">Flash Player is required to view this video. <a href="http://get.adobe.com/flashplayer/">Download Flash 10 here.</a></span></span>Dana Dezotell must know what she's doing. The energetic science teacher has instructed students in her ninth grade Earth Science class at Missisquoi Valley Union High School in Swanton to do whatever it takes to create clouds of condensation in the large soft drink bottles she's distributed, and students are avidly pouring water in the bottles, squeezing and unsqueezing them, and banging them against their desks to comply.</span>
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