Yesterday, I reported that the South Dakota state legislature moved a bill along that calls for a balanced teaching of global warming, “especially since global warming is a scientific theory and not a proven fact,”...
Read MoreYes, it did snow today in Atlanta, and indeed all around the southeastern region of the USA. It normally does not snow in March in Atlanta. This year has been the year snow, especially in the eastern part of the USA. Some...
Read MoreThe 8.8 magnitude earthquake was the largest of many earthquakes that occur along the coast of Chile between the Nazca and South American tectonic plates. As you can see on the map here, earthquakes regularly happen here, and...
Read MoreIn the book The Art of Teaching Science, Chile is one the countries featured in an exploration of science education around the world. The article was written by Claudia Rose, Director of the International Baccalaureate Program...
Read MoreOver the past two years, there has been a movement to develop a set of common standards in mathematics and reading, and the Carnegie Corporation announced that they would be collaborating with the National Research Council to...
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