How do our immune systems work? How do plants turn sunlight into energy? Science teaches students to investigate the world's everyday mysteries. From earth sciences (geology, oceanography) to physical sciences (chemistry, physics) to life sciences (biology, anatomy) to astronomy, the study of space, sciences can be some of the most challenging and most rewarding areas of study.
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Debating Natural Aptitude for Math and Science
The debate is over, according to a review of over 40 years of research on this question published in the American...
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Science Education Goals for the 21st Century: National Standards and Benchmarks
In contemporary reform, the configuration of goals for science education should relate to the overall purpose of...
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Science Activity: Balloon Blower-Upper
Would your friends be amazed if you showed them a balloon that could blow itself up? In this activity, you'll discover...
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Principles of Telescopes
All telescopes are designed to do one thing: collect light. By using a telescope, you are condensing the light from a...
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What is Science?
Science is a body of knowledge about the natural world, formed by a process of continuous inquiry, and encompassing the...
