Science for the classroom and beyond
http://media.libsyn.com/media/wsst/LOL17.mp3 To open our second season, we talked with Sir Harold Kroto. Kroto won the Nobel Prize in Chemistry in 1996 (along with Curl and Smalley) for the discovery of fullerenes. He talks to us about a loss of hands-on experiences in our world, how to reform science education, and offers a new resource for science (and other) educators. Links: […]
Read moreSenator McCain answered 14 of today’s most difficult questions on science and technology. Visit the SEA website to see McCain’s full responses. Senator Barack Obama has already submitted his responses. Now you can directly compare the two major presidential candidates on science, technology, health and related issues. [Link]
Read moreAs the 2007-2008 school year was coming to a close, I came across an article written in the New York Times by physicist Dr. Brian Greene. With graduation just days away, final grades to enter and textbooks to collect, I skimmed through the article and went back to closing out the school year. Yet, I could not get the points […]
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