IlluminOdyssey is an interactive light-based exhibition that fosters curiosity and education in science for all ages.
Bruce Degen, Who Drew The Magic School Bus,' Dies at 79
Bruce Degen, illustrator of The Magic School Bus series, passed away at 79, remembered for revolutionizing children's science education through engaging illustrations.
Arecibo telescope failure analysis suggests radiation role
The Arecibo telescope collapsed due to zinc creep, accelerated by electrical effects, leading to its demolition and a planned science education facility.
A spider's windproof web
Garden spiders innovate to construct webs resilient to wind, showcasing evolution's adaptability to environmental factors.
Snapp Shots: Alameda's Hornet to mark 55 years since Apollo 12 recovery
USS Hornet's historical significance spans WWII, Apollo missions recovery, and now as a maritime museum.
The Apollo 12 mission marked a shift to operational lunar exploration.
Engagement in science and technology for youth is a focus of events at the Hornet.
Affordable things to do in Berkeley any day of the week
UC Berkeley is hosting events showcasing student research on spiders and films discussing Indigenous identity, promoting local culture and community engagement.
The Rebellious Scientist Who Made Kamala Harris
Support from mentors can significantly impact a student's confidence and career trajectory in challenging environments.
The Best Bang for Your Buck Events in Portland This Weekend: Oct 1820, 2024
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.
In His Final Interview, Carl Sagan Warned That Someone Just Like Trump Could Take Over America
Carl Sagan warned that public ignorance of science poses risks of being misled by charlatans.
A Science Museum in Queens Names a New President
Lisa Gugenheim becomes president of the New York Hall of Science, bringing significant experience and leadership skills.
It's Science Week at OMSI, capped by Oregon Science Festival Sept. 14-15
The Oregon Science Festival celebrates science's essential role in culture, education, and the economy.
Fly Metamorphosis is a Beautiful Nightmare | KQED
Flies undergo a remarkable transformation from maggots to adults through a process called eclosion, overcoming challenges in their development.
Teach children science by letting them eat ice lollies
Experts advocate for hands-on science education through fun activities like eating ice lollies and planting vegetables to enhance children's learning experiences.
Miss Pope, my science teacher, would have approved of music and ice lollies in class. Exams aren't the only way to learn | Michael Rosen
Effective teaching must focus on student understanding rather than merely delivering content; hands-on learning enhances comprehension.
Teach children science by letting them eat ice lollies
Experts advocate for hands-on science education through fun activities like eating ice lollies and planting vegetables to enhance children's learning experiences.
Miss Pope, my science teacher, would have approved of music and ice lollies in class. Exams aren't the only way to learn | Michael Rosen
Effective teaching must focus on student understanding rather than merely delivering content; hands-on learning enhances comprehension.
Time Magazine's Kid of the Year Is a Fairfax High Schooler Trying to Cure Skin Cancer - Washingtonian
Heman Bekele, a young innovator, aims to create a soap that can treat skin cancer, showcasing determination and scientific curiosity at a young age.
Top science body praises sixth form college
Cutting edge technology at Havering Sixth Form College recognized by Institute of Knowledge Exchange for science, technology, engineering, and maths curriculum.
New York teacher stuns students with truly gravity defying experiment
Science teacher demonstrates air pressure phenomenon to students, defying gravity with a jar of water.
Using Augmented Reality In The Classroom: A Guide For Educators
AR enhances classroom learning through virtual field trips, interactive materials, science simulations, and language learning.
Brooklyn public school is first to head to national science tournament
Students at I.S. 98 Bay Academy in Sheepshead Bay are the first NYC public school kids to compete in the National Science Olympiad Tournament.
Teaching And Learning At The Boundaries Of Two Cultures
Marcelo Gleiser teaches a class for non-science majors that explores the history of confronting deep questions about the universe without equations.
Museum of Science planning major renovation with creation of 'Public Science Common'
The Public Science Common will serve as a hub for connecting the public with the city's scientific community.
Carmen Estrada, neuroscientist: Science and God cannot coexist'
Exposure to a broader view of science may lead to a more scientific attitude and decreased susceptibility to pseudoscience.
Can Scientific Thinking Save the World?
The collaboration between a physicist, philosopher, and psychologist led to a successful course teaching undergraduate students how to think like scientists.
Boston science museum brings climate action to the fore with year-long initiative
The Museum of Science in Boston is leading a year-long initiative, Year of the Earthshot, to address climate issues and engage the public in solutions.
When to Watch the Solar Eclipse in St. Louis
St. Louis will see 99% sun blockage during the eclipse at 1:56 p.m.
Unique viewing options for the eclipse include riverboats, rooftop parties, vineyards, science centers, and libraries.
Brooklyn students learn about earthquakes after Friday's rumble
Students at a school in Red Hook, Brooklyn experienced an earthquake firsthand during a science class.
The earthquake experience sparked curiosity and discussions about the science behind earthquakes among students.
'A beautiful way of saying a lot': sign language brings benefits to the organic chemistry classroom
Developing clear signs for organic chemistry terms can benefit Deaf students and those with non-conventional learning needs.
Using sign language in science education can enhance the learning experience for Deaf students and improve academic performance.
I Want My Daughters To Have Better Sex Ed Than I Did
Encouraging scientific knowledge in children
Importance of open and honest communication about bodies
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Traditional design principles meet innovation in Regional Science Center
Community engagement and inclusivity emphasized in Center design
Inside the Beef Industry's Campaign to Influence Schoolchildren
Science teachers are updating their lessons to incorporate the Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS).
The American Farm Bureau Foundation for Agriculture (AFBFA) is providing teachers with learning materials related to the beef industry.
Plan to add teaching of Holocaust, genocide to science education draws questions from Maine teachers
Teachers and science advocates in Maine are skeptical of a proposal to incorporate teaching about genocide and other sensitive subjects into middle school science education.
Concerns include the need for more teacher training and the potential for distracting from conventional scientific principles.