These guides that will help you understand the differences between Classification and Regression models when it comes to example problems, algorithms, testing, and general difference on output. For both example problems and algorithms, there are external links to either research papers linked to those examples and for algorithms right now they all link back to sci-kit learn library for reference. In my mind, this would be the perfect guide for any researcher or person in industry who wants quick links. These would also be great for anyone just learning about machine learning as there is additional links for exploration! If you would like different external links or specific examples for a certain domain please let me know! Add it in the additional information section. As with all my guides, please indicate customized if you would like a different theme besides fall and minimalist leaves. I will email you a pdf of the guide once you send me your email (add in info). Thank you for the support! Or any feedback!
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Build a Heart Model - STEM activity about heart rates and how blood flows through the body. Engineer a functioning model of a beating heart.
Sci-Fi Spaceship Model Making: As a kid growing up in the 70’s & 80’s, I was obsessed with movie special effects and consumed whatever information I could find, reading and re-reading movie magazines until they literally fell apart. At some point I caught a TV special abo…
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This packet includes: - 19 Earth Science vocabulary terms. Each term has its own learning page and is a great way to use each term in various ways to build a strong science vocabulary. - Earth Science Vocabulary “Show Me What You Know” Quiz to test the students’ knowledge. - Answer Key for quiz aligned with Common Core CCSS and TEKS (STAAR) Grades:4-8 Need lessons? Check out my Science and Literacy Lesson Sets here: Science and Literacy Lesson Sets Save 30% by buying the Science and Literacy Lesson Bundles! Earth Science: Science and Literacy Bundle Life Science: Science and Literacy Bundle
Dive into the life-giving essence of blood anatomy and physiology. Nursing students, here's your roadmap to understanding the vital river that courses through us, carrying both life and messages.
This one takes a little prep work the first time 'round. But after that, you're set forever. It's a great way to include a little kinesthetic activity into the study of DNA. First, the prep work: On a long strip of paper* write out a string of DNA bases (actually, you're making the mRNA). You want to make sure your letters are evenly spaced - I actually marked the paper. Keep a codon chart handy - make sure you begin with a start codon and don't come to a stop codon immediately. And, don't make the mistake of using T instead of U, as someone did... Now you need to make a ribosome through which your strip of paper can fit. I made mine out of fun foam. It has magnets on the back, so it sticks to the white board. Cut the window in the ribosome, so that you can see 3 bases at a time (hence the reason for evenly spacing your letters). Use this picture to guide you: Now you need to make the amino acids. Once again I used fun foam. I wrote the amino acid on the foam, punched holes in it and strung string through the holes so the students could wear them. For the activity: Draw a huge circle on the board - a cell. Sketch in a nucleus and stick your ribosome in the middle as well. Show your students the mRNA (your paper strip) moving from the nucleus to the ribosome. Feed the mRNA into the ribosome. Have your students translate the first 3 mRNA bases into an amino acid. Have a student put the appropriate amino acid placard on and stand in front of the room. Move the mRNA to the next three bases. Determine the amino acid. Have another student put on the appropriate placard, then stand next to the first student and hold his/her hand. Proceed this way until you come to a stop codon, or until you've made your point. Your students will have a better feel for how a ribosome translates mRNA, how proteins are formed, and understand that proteins are long chains of amino acids. * I got a few sentence strips from an elementary teacher in my building - they're the perfect size and shape for this, I didn't have to cut them, and they have lines marked on them! ****** I learned this from a fellow teacher at a NJ Science Teachers Association Convention several years ago. I don't know who that teacher is - but if you're out there, please let me know - I'd like to give you credit.
Joan Miro was an artist who didn't subscribe to any artistic label. Learn more about this incredibly talented artist with these Joan Miro Projects for Kids.
Connect music and geography with this fun musical game that encourages kids to learn about songs from around the world!
I try to avoid having students memorize things, when possible. I think it is far more valuable to be able to figure something out from other information or to be able to read and write science or to be able to think through a stoichiometry problem. But when it comes to polyatomic ions, students just […]
How to build a working lung model with kids using at home items. Plus learn how your lungs work. Free printable too! A perfect STEM activity for kids.
Introduce the process of electrolysis with this simple science experiment to kids.
Learn how to make robots easily! Seriously, we have found so many amazing ways to learn how to build robots. Kids of all ages, particularly older children
Teaching about LIGHT can be a lot of fun! Back in February of 2011, I spent the month posting some fun science ideas, activities, and experiments for teaching about LIGHT. In today's post, I have gathered some of those activities to make it easy for you to access some of the ideas. The Science of Light To read some or all of blog posts just click on the links below. You can also click on the picture to go to a post that is an introduction to Light. What Causes Shadows? http://learningideasgradesk-8.blogspot.com/2011/02/what-causes-shadows.html Light Reflection http://learningideasgradesk-8.blogspot.com/2011/02/reflected-light.html Light Absorption http://learningideasgradesk-8.blogspot.com/2011/02/light-video.html What happens when light hits an object? http://learningideasgradesk-8.blogspot.com/2011/02/transparent-translucent-and-opaque.html Light Refraction http://learningideasgradesk-8.blogspot.com/2011/02/refraction.html Does light travel in a straight line? http://learningideasgradesk-8.blogspot.com/2011/02/does-light-travel-in-straight-line.html Prisms http://learningideasgradesk-8.blogspot.com/2011/02/using-prism-to-view-rainbow.html There are more activities here on my blog plus I have a Pinterest page all about Light and Color . To visit my Pinterest page, just click on the link below. http://www.pinterest.com/marcia_murphy22/light-and-color/ Have fun with science!
CUT-AND-ASSEMBLE PAPER MODEL of the HUMAN EAR Target audience: Ages 10 and up (younger than 10 will need help assembling it) Materials needed: Copies printed onto lightweight …
Includes Raspberry Pi 5 8GB, Crowpi advanced version comes with Raspberry Pi 5 Elecrow Black Case for the Raspberry Pi 5, CrowPi is equipped with a 9-inch HD touchscreen along with a camera; All the regular components used in DIY electronics are packed into the CrowPi development board, such as LCD, LED matrix, buzzer, light sensor, PIR sensor, ultrasonic sensor, IR sensor, etc Raspberry Pi Sensors: The Crowpi raspberry pi 5 programming kit is jam-packed with lots of buttons such as 19 different sensors in a tidy easy to use package; You don't have to wait and wire things Build Quality: Solid ABS shell and well made components in one place make it strong and convenient to travel Programming Lessons: This raspberry pi 5 learning kit ships with step by step instructions and provides 21 lessons to take you through identifying components reading code and running it in the terminal
Learn about fingerprinting for kids & play detective! Fun ideas for a CSI or spy party or science activity for preschool & elementary ages!
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As you know, I'm a huge fan of crafts that are print and go. No mess, no fuss - just fun! I made up these fun little robot finger puppets for the boys.
Activities for studying blood in science class.
May 22, 2017 - I put together this earthquake survival list for those preppers who want to put a bag together and prepare for the possibility that their entire world comes crumbling down around them.
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