This is a cool little story about a teacher doing her homework, so to speak, and getting recognition for her hard work.
ZEPHYRHILLS – A Taylor Elementary School teacher who found inspiration in a 375-million-year-old fish can now add published science author to her list of credits.
Heather Hill wrote a science lesson that guides middle school students through an exploration of a fish fossil called Tiktaalik roseae. Her lesson has been published on a computer CD titled “Evolution in the Classroom” and produced by the Geological Society of America.
“This is brand-new for me,” Hill said. “It’s quite exciting.”
Unfortunately, I can’t find a link to the CD. If any of you folks can find it, please drop the link in the comments.
