Chemistry (at home project)
Chemistry (at home project)
Acid-Base Indicator
Acid-Base Indicator
Acid-Base Indicator
Using red cabbage juice as an indicator, students can test for the presence of acids and bases by observing color changes, making chemistry accessible and engaging.
Using red cabbage juice as an indicator, students can test for the presence of acids and bases by observing color changes, making chemistry accessible and engaging.
Category
Category
Chemistry (at home project)
Chemistry (at home project)
Materials
Materials
Some (cabbage, various household liquids)
Some (cabbage, various household liquids)
Date
Date
Nov 1, 2020
Nov 1, 2020
Note
Note
This workshop was made during the pandemic in an effort to continue to educate students by providing science projects that they can do from the comfort of their homes.
This workshop was made during the pandemic in an effort to continue to educate students by providing science projects that they can do from the comfort of their homes.
Project Overview
Learn how to use a natural indicator to test the pH levels of various substances. Dr. Eva demonstrates how cabbage juice can be used to identify acids and bases through color changes.
Problem
Understanding the properties of acids and bases can be abstract without visual representation.
Challenge
Create a pH indicator using red cabbage juice and test various household substances to categorize them as acidic or basic.
Solution
The project provides a step-by-step guide to making the indicator and performing tests, making it easy for students to see chemistry in action.
Category
Chemistry (at home project)
Materials
Some (cabbage, various household liquids)
Date
Nov 1, 2020
Note
This workshop was made during the pandemic in an effort to continue to educate students by providing science projects that they can do from the comfort of their homes.
Project Overview
Learn how to use a natural indicator to test the pH levels of various substances. Dr. Eva demonstrates how cabbage juice can be used to identify acids and bases through color changes.
Problem
Understanding the properties of acids and bases can be abstract without visual representation.
Challenge
Create a pH indicator using red cabbage juice and test various household substances to categorize them as acidic or basic.
Solution
The project provides a step-by-step guide to making the indicator and performing tests, making it easy for students to see chemistry in action.
Reviews from our clients
We partner with you to craft successful science workshops that authentically reflect your unique vision while achieving your desired educational goals.
David D. Byrne
Adjunct Professor of Physics
At the annual New Jersey Science Convention as well as for the National Science Teaching Association national and regional conferences, I had the opportunity to participate in her presentations at these venues, and was impressed with the practical and easily implemented science lessons she shared. I know that Eva is bringing her high level of enthusiasm and energy, her love of both teaching and science, and her ability to keep abreast of the latest developments in science education to help prepare the teachers of tomorrow.
Thomas P. Walsh
Ed.D. & Professor at Kean University
At the K-12 level, I was always impressed with Dr. Ogens' ability to not only provide professional development for the math and science teachers, but to involve parents in the understanding of science across the districts she served. She has a keen understanding of curriculum and I am positive she shares her insights with students, making her a professional who cannot just discuss science education from a theoretical point of view, but from a realistic and practical way as well.
Kathleen
Pre-Service Teacher
I just wanted to share an exciting lesson I conducted thanks to your class last semester. Typically, science at my placement is limited to 30-minute worksheets, but today I took my second graders outside to our 'natural playground' for a hands-on engineering challenge. They had to build a shelter with limited materials and adapt it for wind and rain. The students were fully engaged, making connections to the engineering design process naturally. My supervising teacher praised the activity, and the students expressed how much fun they had, with one even saying, "I didn't know science could be fun!" Thank you for teaching me how to make science enjoyable and meaningful!
Susan E. Coletta
Senior Science Education Specialist, Rutgers University Waksman Institute
18 middle school teachers participated in the 2017 MPS Summer Institute led by Dr. Ogens, where they learned about implementing 21st century science connections in their classrooms aligned with NGSS standards. Participants praised Dr. Ogens' teaching style, knowledge, and expertise, reporting that they learned a great deal from the variety of units and activities offered.
Former Student
Pre-Service Teacher
After taking Methods with Professor Ogens at Ramapo College, I am not afraid to teach science because I feel that the skills I have acquired through this course has prepared me to be applicable to any challenge. The way Professor Ogens has modeled how a science class should be taught; is how I hope to teach my students.
Former Student
Pre-Service Teacher
Dr. Ogens is great! She really cares about us and our learning. She always went out of her way for us.
Dr. Megan A. FIsher
Principal of Academy of. St. Paul
I recommend Dr. Eva Ogens without reservation. Her expertise, guidance, and support helped shape into the educator I am today. I am confident she will continue to shape the future of educators for years to come.
David D. Byrne
Adjunct Professor of Physics
At the annual New Jersey Science Convention as well as for the National Science Teaching Association national and regional conferences, I had the opportunity to participate in her presentations at these venues, and was impressed with the practical and easily implemented science lessons she shared. I know that Eva is bringing her high level of enthusiasm and energy, her love of both teaching and science, and her ability to keep abreast of the latest developments in science education to help prepare the teachers of tomorrow.
Thomas P. Walsh
Ed.D. & Professor at Kean University
At the K-12 level, I was always impressed with Dr. Ogens' ability to not only provide professional development for the math and science teachers, but to involve parents in the understanding of science across the districts she served. She has a keen understanding of curriculum and I am positive she shares her insights with students, making her a professional who cannot just discuss science education from a theoretical point of view, but from a realistic and practical way as well.
Kathleen
Pre-Service Teacher
I just wanted to share an exciting lesson I conducted thanks to your class last semester. Typically, science at my placement is limited to 30-minute worksheets, but today I took my second graders outside to our 'natural playground' for a hands-on engineering challenge. They had to build a shelter with limited materials and adapt it for wind and rain. The students were fully engaged, making connections to the engineering design process naturally. My supervising teacher praised the activity, and the students expressed how much fun they had, with one even saying, "I didn't know science could be fun!" Thank you for teaching me how to make science enjoyable and meaningful!
Susan E. Coletta
Senior Science Education Specialist, Rutgers University Waksman Institute
18 middle school teachers participated in the 2017 MPS Summer Institute led by Dr. Ogens, where they learned about implementing 21st century science connections in their classrooms aligned with NGSS standards. Participants praised Dr. Ogens' teaching style, knowledge, and expertise, reporting that they learned a great deal from the variety of units and activities offered.
Former Student
Pre-Service Teacher
After taking Methods with Professor Ogens at Ramapo College, I am not afraid to teach science because I feel that the skills I have acquired through this course has prepared me to be applicable to any challenge. The way Professor Ogens has modeled how a science class should be taught; is how I hope to teach my students.
Former Student
Pre-Service Teacher
Dr. Ogens is great! She really cares about us and our learning. She always went out of her way for us.
Dr. Megan A. FIsher
Principal of Academy of. St. Paul
I recommend Dr. Eva Ogens without reservation. Her expertise, guidance, and support helped shape into the educator I am today. I am confident she will continue to shape the future of educators for years to come.
Reviews from our clients
We partner with you to craft successful science workshops that authentically reflect your unique vision while achieving your desired educational goals.
David D. Byrne
Adjunct Professor of Physics
At the annual New Jersey Science Convention as well as for the National Science Teaching Association national and regional conferences, I had the opportunity to participate in her presentations at these venues, and was impressed with the practical and easily implemented science lessons she shared. I know that Eva is bringing her high level of enthusiasm and energy, her love of both teaching and science, and her ability to keep abreast of the latest developments in science education to help prepare the teachers of tomorrow.
Thomas P. Walsh
Ed.D. & Professor at Kean University
At the K-12 level, I was always impressed with Dr. Ogens' ability to not only provide professional development for the math and science teachers, but to involve parents in the understanding of science across the districts she served. She has a keen understanding of curriculum and I am positive she shares her insights with students, making her a professional who cannot just discuss science education from a theoretical point of view, but from a realistic and practical way as well.
Kathleen
Pre-Service Teacher
I just wanted to share an exciting lesson I conducted thanks to your class last semester. Typically, science at my placement is limited to 30-minute worksheets, but today I took my second graders outside to our 'natural playground' for a hands-on engineering challenge. They had to build a shelter with limited materials and adapt it for wind and rain. The students were fully engaged, making connections to the engineering design process naturally. My supervising teacher praised the activity, and the students expressed how much fun they had, with one even saying, "I didn't know science could be fun!" Thank you for teaching me how to make science enjoyable and meaningful!
Susan E. Coletta
Senior Science Education Specialist, Rutgers University Waksman Institute
18 middle school teachers participated in the 2017 MPS Summer Institute led by Dr. Ogens, where they learned about implementing 21st century science connections in their classrooms aligned with NGSS standards. Participants praised Dr. Ogens' teaching style, knowledge, and expertise, reporting that they learned a great deal from the variety of units and activities offered.
Former Student
Pre-Service Teacher
After taking Methods with Professor Ogens at Ramapo College, I am not afraid to teach science because I feel that the skills I have acquired through this course has prepared me to be applicable to any challenge. The way Professor Ogens has modeled how a science class should be taught; is how I hope to teach my students.
Former Student
Pre-Service Teacher
Dr. Ogens is great! She really cares about us and our learning. She always went out of her way for us.
Dr. Megan A. FIsher
Principal of Academy of. St. Paul
I recommend Dr. Eva Ogens without reservation. Her expertise, guidance, and support helped shape into the educator I am today. I am confident she will continue to shape the future of educators for years to come.