Over the years, Dr. Merritt has created, collected, and curated any number of useful resources for his science students. Help Center is his version of Harry Potter’s Room of Requirement: a space–albeit a digital one–where students can come find sought-after items on those occasions they need them most. Help Center is an eclectic mix of learning resources and, although finding what you’re looking for can sometimes be a little challenging, once you learn your way around there’s a good chance you’ll become a frequent visitor.
Admission is free. Stay a while. Have a look around. Be patient. Follow the links. Loiter. Return in your free time.
Best of all, there’s no need to clean up when you leave.
Need a special ruler? Looking for a scientific notebook? Require a trustworthy pen in all weather conditions? Want to purchase your own dissection kit? SCIENCEsEDiment’s Toolbox might have exactly what you’re searching for. In it, the author has assembled a highly curated collection of high-quality (we don’t recommend garbage!) purchasable items for the most curious, passionate, and discerning science students and teachers.
The Period Table of (the) Elements is one of the true wonders of science. In SCIENCEsEDiment’s Periodicity section, you will find a smorgasbord of resources related to it. Not only are there numerous printable versions of the table (which you can also access in the Print Library section), but there are also links to interactive versions of it as well as links to websites devoted to its past, present, and future.
Much of the day-to-day work of many research scientists involves countless hours of writing. SCIENCEsEDiment’s Writing Workshop, which is a sort of website within a website, aims to demystify science writing and help you learn how to produce common school-based scientific texts–such as lab reports and research articles–but with greater authenticity and sophistication than many school science teachers expect.
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