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Cultural Impact on Women in the U.S. Economy

Is there a Madam President in our future? We seemed to be on the verge at the last Presidential election. Just when we seem to be close it doesn&...
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Obama continues his attack on teachers

Ironically, President Obama today made a presentation touting his commitment to science education by featuring his “Race to the Top”...
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Are Constants constant?

Central to the problem of teaching science in America’s classrooms is the issue of creationists that are active in denying the validity of...
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Law suits limit school speech

Lawsuits about teaching creationism and evolution in public schools dates back to the famous 1927 Scopes “Monkey Trial” when John...
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Science Education Standards for the Nation

The Achievement Levels Setting Panel- Science, of the National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP), of the National Center for Education...
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Ardipithecus ramidus, human evolution, students and schools

The last two days, and we can expect for the next two weeks, news reports have been filled with the spectacular Hominid fossils discovered in...
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Banned book week

Source: USHMM Archives #01628 September 26−October 3, 2009 is Banned Book week. This is the American Library Association's Banned Book Week....
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The challenge of teaching science in the face of creationism

There are many challenges to teaching in today's schools. Many are the sorts of things not taught about in teacher colleges, nor discussed in news...
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Kickoff and ribbon cutting for an educational science garden at Cabrillo High

KICKOFF AND RIBBON CUTTING FOR AN EDUCATIONAL HANDS-ON SCIENCE GARDEN AT CABRILLO HIGH SCHOOLA project of Unity 'N Green funded via the...
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Eggs, eggs and more eggs: a LBUSD Science Fair project

Eggs, eggs and more eggs: a Long Beach Unified School District Science Fair project The Long Beach Unified School District (LBUSD) Science Fair was...
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