Who travels faster than a speeding bullet? Who jumps buildings in a single bound? No, its not superman, its probably your 7th grade science teacher! I’ve written about a movie which was just released titled Waiting for...
Read MoreThere was an article published today in the New York Times entitled STEM Education has little to do with flowers written by Natalie Angier. She started her article this way: If you want to talk about bolstering science and math...
Read MoreLast week I was asked to contribute to the Room for Debate discussion site on The Opinion Pages of the New York Times. On a nearly daily basis, Room for Debate posses a questions, and solicits contributions from four or five...
Read MoreIn the early 1970s, while at Georgia State University, a team of science educators (professors, science education graduate students, and classroom teachers) spent two years developing a comprehensive set of objectives and test...
Read MoreThere was a government report on Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) education released over the past few days. The report, combined with the National Research Council’s project which has developed a...
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