Pathways

Magazines, Lessons, Activities, and Videos
on Real-World Science Topics GRADES 6—12

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What Is Consciousness?

Explore brain function during consciousness, sleep, and unconsciousness.

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The Brain & Anesthesia

Inspire lively engagement and assess student knowledge of pain and anesthesia science.

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Past Pathways Issues + Lessons

Use these STEM and ELA resources to introduce students to the amazing world of science, how it contributes to human health, and the inspiring scientists who work in these fields.

Microscopes & Cells

Superbugs

Circadian Rhythms

Regeneration

Basic Science

Free print copies of the Pathways resources are provided to educators by NIGMS.

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Use these dynamic classroom videos to introduce basic biomedical research and present exciting STEM careers to your students.

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Reinforce learning and foster class discussions with these fun and educational Kahoot! quizzes.

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Interactives

Tour an Imaging Lab

Explore scientific imaging of cells and proteins with this interactive tool.

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Circadian Rhythms

Uncover the science of sleep patterns with this engaging research tool. Supports the essay activity in the Circadian Rhythms lesson above.

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