#science-education

#science-education

Significant budget cuts to scientific research threaten vital programs and the future of science education and research.

Collaborative efforts can enhance youth access to arts and science internships in NYC.

Fostering a love for science in children can be both enjoyable and educational through interactive activities and engaging resources such as podcasts.

Flat Earth theory lacks credibility, as explained by physicist Brian Cox, emphasizing logical inconsistencies and the reliability of modern science.

The Science Museum is hosting its first-ever Christmas Lates featuring fun, science-themed festive activities.

Bruce Degen, illustrator of The Magic School Bus series, passed away at 79, remembered for revolutionizing children's science education through engaging illustrations.

The immersive show 'Prehistoric Planet: Discovering Dinosaurs' offers a unique 360° experience showcasing dinosaurs and their habitats.

IlluminOdyssey is an interactive light-based exhibition that fosters curiosity and education in science for all ages.

Flies undergo a remarkable transformation from maggots to adults through a process called eclosion, overcoming challenges in their development.

The Black Community Science Night fosters engagement through science and culture, catering to all ages.

Nuggets Night supports local music and youth artistic confidence, combining entertainment with fundraising for a good cause.

Experts advocate for hands-on science education through fun activities like eating ice lollies and planting vegetables to enhance children's learning experiences.

Science teacher demonstrates air pressure phenomenon to students, defying gravity with a jar of water.

The Public Science Common will serve as a hub for connecting the public with the city's scientific community.

Exposure to a broader view of science may lead to a more scientific attitude and decreased susceptibility to pseudoscience.