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Science and Math With an ‘Edge’ — Learning Is Best When It’s Messy and Unpredictable
Posted by carlyo of USA Science & Engineering Festival on April 2, 2012 By Larry Bock Founder and organizer, USA Science & Engineering Festival The world runs on science and math, but let’s face it, to get this across effectively to young students we sometimes have to get a little, well… messy. No one knows this better than math and science author Sean Connolly who’s gained a reputation…
Don’t Miss the Festival’s Who Wants to Be a Mathematician!
Posted by Kandy Collins on January 10, 2012 America’s most fast-paced and fun math contest will be the finale for day one of the 2012 USASEF. Eight area high school students will compete for $4000 in cash and prizes in Who Wants to Be a Mathematician on Saturday, April 28 at 5:00 on the Carver Stage. Students from DC, MD, VA, DE, and…
A Math Museum?!
Posted by Joanna Pool on May 14, 2010 Hands on Science Museums are some of my favorites. When I travel I like to look up if the city I am going to has a Science Museum and check it out. Some of my favorite exhibits are usually in the physics and math types of areas with cool lasers or how you can use…