Category Archives: Science Education

Clip: Unpopular Science, images by Christoph Niemann

26 October 2010

Greetings physicists, Here’s a fine images series you may want to share with your students – images of Unpopular Science drawn by Christoph Niemann. Make it a graphical day! –Dave

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A great man speaks

25 October 2010

Greetings, scientists! Today, by way of a truly great re-invention developed by GE engineers, I post to you the voice of Edison. Like many of you, I was raised by parents who revered his work. By age 12, I was gathering electrical refuse from the streets to “invent” my own …

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Bite: “Cultivating little scientists…”

17 October 2010

Greetings, Another wonderful article about kids, development and… science! “Young children are little scientists. They instinctively stretch, prod, observe and categorise the world’s offerings. This natural inquisitiveness can be cultivated even before school and several studies have shown the benefits, in terms of general learning ability and specific maths and …

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