Latest Story Figure 1. How was this tool used to “discover” the background radiation made by the Big Bang? In a piece published on the Chronicle of Higher Education, Alejandra Dubcovsky, professor of history at Yale...
Read MoreLatest Story The first conference of The Network for Public Education (NPE) will be held this weekend at the University of Texas. NPE, formed by Diane Ravitch, is an advocacy group whose goal is to protect, preserve, and...
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Read MoreLatest Story In a report published in Nature Geoscience, a scientific team studying rocks in Australia, used Australian zircons in the Jack Hills that are embedded in the rocks to decide the age and history of these rocks. They...
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Thank you for visiting my blog. After teaching for forty years, I’ve spent the last ten...
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On NBC’s Feb. 16 edition of Meet the Press a “debate” was broadcast between Bill...
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In a comment about the earlier post on this blog, Evolution Might be a Law, But Student Ideas are...
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In this post I am going to claim that evolution is a law, no different from the accepted laws of...
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Guest Post: Terrill L. Nickerson Terrill Nickerson is veteran high school science teacher with 26...
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Note: I didn’t lead three lives, but I did go to the Soviet Union more than 25 times! From...
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