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The Unconsidered Life

reillyn wrote 1 week ago: A little piece from RDF with A.C. Grayling that grasps a few points on literacy and values. … more →

Tags: Science, A.C. Grayling

Tiger Woods Reads Physics?

Becky wrote 2 weeks ago: Despite the unfortunate nature of Tiger Woods’ return to top fold news this week, it has encou … more →

Tags: education books, Great Science Books, Physics, Literacy

Denialism: Science and Public Debate

Benjamin Steele wrote 3 weeks ago: I’ve just come across the name of Michael Specter.  He has received some attention lately beca … more →

Tags: Psychology, Religion, Science, SocioPolitical, Bias, Denialism, ignorance, Michael Specter, New Atheists

Literacy Movement

Becky wrote 1 month ago: I’ve been taking a class on literacy in the context of science class and this EdWeek article w … more →

Classroom Current Events Day

Becky wrote 3 months ago: I’m always thinking of ways to incorporate current events into a science classroom. Recently, … more →

Tags: 9-12 Science Education, Practical Teacher Resources, Science & Diversity, World Wide Science, Science, Science Education, Science Teaching, Current Events, science teaching blog

Point by Point: Electric Universe Theory

Troythulu wrote 3 months ago: Here’s a little exchange I found on an astronomy forum between an Electric Universe advocate a … more →

Tags: Point-by-Point, Argumentation, Astrophysics, Electric Universe, false premise, logical fallacies, Physics, Pseudoastrophysics, pseudoscience

NOVA scienceNOW

Becky wrote 5 months ago: While I was watching last night’s episode of The Colbert Report, I was pleased to see that Ste … more →

Tags: Physics, Science & Diversity, astronomy, Biology, Chemistry, Scientists, Environmental Science, earth science, Education & Resources

Dominion Institute Poll

andrewdsmith wrote 6 months ago: A number of newspapers have recently published stories bemoaning Canadians’ ignorance of Canadian hi … more →

Tags: In The News, Canadian History, Dominion Institute, Surveys, Canada's Education system

Book Review: The Scientists

Becky wrote 7 months ago: I was browsing through a book store the other day when I found The Scientists: A History of Science … more →

Tags: Practical Teacher Resources, Great Science Books, Biology, curriculum, Education & Resources, physical science, physics teaching, Science Teaching, astronomy

Book Review: The Last Book In The Universe

Becky wrote 7 months ago: Awhile ago, I wrote a post expressing my desire to add a literacy component to my high school scienc … more →

Tags: Great Science Books, Science Teaching, Multicultural, Literacy, Science Fiction

Science Books On My To Do List1 comment

Becky wrote 8 months ago: Here’s a list of books that have been recommended to me, but I haven’t yet had the chanc … more →

Tags: World Wide Science, Physics, Science, Literacy, Science Fiction

Science Textbook Review

Becky wrote 9 months ago: The Teach Science and Math blog has published a review of some science textbooks here. … more →

Tags: Practical Teacher Resources, curriculum, Education & Resources, physical science, Science Education, Science Teaching, Teacher Resources, TextBook

Scientifically illiterate science pundit: Ben Goldacre 10 comments

Henry Bauer wrote 11 months ago: My previous post, “Scientific illiteracy, the media, science pundits, governments, and HIV/AIDS” (15 … more →

Tags: uncritical media, HIV/AIDS numbers, Experts, Christine Maggiore, Pseudo-Science, Scientific Illiteracy, Ben Goldacre, Guardian Newspaper, science punditry

Units and Books2 comments

Becky wrote 1 year ago: I was thinking the other day about how I could possibly create bigger units for the year to add some … more →

Tags: Education, Science, Science Teaching, Teaching, Space, Literacy, Science Fiction

Fact checking

doubledogblog wrote 1 year ago: This really steamed my trunks. I heard this little snippet from the esteemed Senator McCain during t … more →

Tags: cool stuff, Adler Planetarium

The "science staff" of MSNBC consists of one monkey at a keyboard, drunk as usual.1 comment

truthwalker wrote 1 year ago: The United States maintains a military presence in Japan. The Navy, in particular, has kept a ship d … more →

Tags: Government, Skepticism, Politics, Ecology, Nuclear, Japan, Navy, MSNBC, USS George Washington

Science is Misunderstood

eric_o wrote 1 year ago: Jonathan Drori on “Why we don’t understand as much as we think?”: Common misunders … more →

Tags: Video, Science Society, tedtalks, Science Literacy, Science Communication, RIchard Dawkins, Haldane, jonathan drori

God is in the banana3 comments

isamizdat wrote 1 year ago: Every so often I am bombarded by evidence that no one is imparting even the most basic level of scie … more →

Tags: Science, media, Politics, Absurdity, Anecdotes, Evolution, Kirk Cameron, intelligent design, Quackery

Welcome To The New Dark Ages

grinningthorn wrote 1 year ago: Did you ever wish you lived during some exciting time in history, or, given all that is going on in … more →

Tags: Science and Society, Education, Science Teaching


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