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Biology Tutorials and References

Amphibian Embryology Tutorial from University of Wisconsin
Beginner's Guide to Molecular Biology for students, teachers, and laymen, from Integrated Approach to Crop Research, UK
Biology4Kids - the basics of Biology, plus the scientific method and how scientists classify living things.
The Biology Project from the University of Arizona - not just Cell Biology!
Biotech's Life Science Dictionary from Indiana University
Blazing a Genetic Trail - stalking genetic disease, Howard Hughes Medical Institute
Cellular and Molecular Biology Labs - Labs and activities about cloning to cell division
Cells alive! - includes great videos of cells in action!
Dictionary of Cell Biology - courtesy of Glasgow University, UK
DNA: - The Instruction Manual For All Life
Morgan Genetics Tutorial
Primer on Molecular Genetics from the DOE Human Genome Program
Talk.Origins - outstanding exploration of the creation/evolution controversy
University Arizona Student Biology Page - research papers and bio links
The Visible Embryo - follow the development of a human embryo from fertilization to birth
The WWW Cell Biology Course - unfinished web site, but worth a look

Chemistry Tutorials and References

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Chem4Kids - the basics of Chemistry, plus the periodic table and the concept of matter
Chemistry Resources and references from an Illinois high school
The Chem Team high school chemistry tutorial
Chemistry Learning Center from Virginia Tech
General, Organic, and Biochemistry from University of Akron
Interactive Tutorials in Chemistry from England
Tutorials on Chemistry from University of London, England
WWW Living-Book of Physical Chemistry from Bishop's University, Canada
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Earth Science Tutorials and References

Earth's Active Volcanoes by geographic region
The Earth's Interior and Plate Tectonics - An Educator's Reference Desk Lesson Plan
National Earthquake Information Center - everything you always wanted to know
Terrarum - Activities about land masses, oceans, the atmosphere, and environment
Solar System Formation - a tutorial with three difficulty levels

Math Tutorials and References

Basic Math video lessons
Finite Mathematics and Applied Calculus Resource Page from Hofstra University
Mathematics from Cornell Theory Center - K-12 links to web sites offering tutorials and on-line help in math, including calculus, algebra, geometry, graphing and pi, to name a few!
Math Refresher - Elements of algebra and of trigonometry, including wonderful, plain-English explanations of what they are and what they're good for
Real-World Applications of Finite Mathematics and Calculus
A Short Course in Trigonometry
Types of Functions

Physics Tutorials and References

The Internet Pilot to Physics - references and Virtual Lab demos prism
The Physics Classroom - many high school topics: vectors, momentum, waves, light, etc.
The Physics Classroom - Newton's Laws [high school level]
Physics Online - Find demos used for undergrad physics course along with other neat resources.
Physics4Kids - activities and info about motion, light, forces, to electricity
The Physics Page - Ask Michael Cartwright, a physics teacher at Shiloh High in Georgia, your physics questions. Also, links to other sites.
Physics Tutorials from University of Guelph, Canada
Physics 2000 from the University of Colorado - learn how 20th Century science has led to some high tech devices. Includes animated Applet demos.
ScienceLink - Physics links to lessons, activities, and demos
Usenet Physics Frequently Asked Questions from "Why is the sky blue?" to "Why are there eight gluons?"
Visual Physics - Simulations of principles and concepts of Physics, complete with a dictionary and links to other Physics websites

Other Tutorials and References

Ask the Experts from Scientific American - ask experts any question you have about the areas of Astronomy, Biology, Chemistry, computers, our environment, Geology, Mathematics, Medicine and Physics. Or check out the Ask the Experts archive and see what others have asked!
Encyclopedia Brittanica
Beginners (formerly FreeSkills) - On-line tutorials on hundreds of software programs
The Nine Planets - a multimedia tour of the solar system, including the history, mythology, and current scientific knowledge of each of the planets
Recurring Science Misconceptions in K-6 Textbooks - not a tutorial, but a fascinating personal look at "bad science" [usually just over-simplified] to which we have all been exposed
Search Engines Quick Guide and Search Tools Chart from InFoPeople tell you which engine to use for which purpose and how to format your queries.

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