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September 2007

38 posts

“we must be careful that we do not simply get caught up in the buzz about The World is Flat” —Brian Bartel
Aug 31, 2007

August 2007

38 posts

Aug 29, 2007
Five myths about girls and science → msnbc.msn.com

five myths about girls and science

Aug 29, 2007
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Aug 28, 2007
With Turnover High, Schools Fight for Teachers → nytimes.com

“Our teacher preparation system can accommodate the retirement rate. The problem is that our schools are like a bucket with holes in the bottom, and we keep pouring in teachers.”

Aug 27, 2007
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Aug 26, 2007
Hacking education with Yahoo! Teachers → arstechnica.com
Aug 24, 2007
Bad Astronomer doesn't like Google Sky → badastronomy.com

(I don’t like it either.)

Aug 22, 2007
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Interactive: Physicist Leonard Parker → jsonline.com

New field in physics dawned as professor linked microscopic, telescopic theories

Aug 19, 2007
SciVee: YouTube for Science → science.slashdot.org

SciVee’s creators hope that that the appeal of a video or audio explanation of paper will make it easier for others to more quickly grasp the concepts of a paper and make it more digestible both to colleagues and to the general public.

Aug 19, 2007
The Seven Stages of Podcasting → jdfrey.wordpress.com

1-Prepare
2-Record
3-Produce
4-Encode
5-Upload
6-Rss feed
7-Subscribe

*8-Justify time spent (my addition) 

Aug 18, 2007
“Some people really do believe a bus traveling 70 mph can clear a 50-foot gap in a freeway, as depicted in the movie Speed.” —Bad Movie Physics Hurt Scientific Understanding
Aug 16, 2007
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