Book Review: The Tantrum that Saved the World
When I was asked to review The Tantrum that Saved the World, by Michael E. Mann and Megan Herbert [link to interview], I readily accepted. As a teacher and a parent, I know there are few...
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A Garden Grows, Thanks to NCSE’s Science Booster Club Program
It was the last day of school, a sweltering day in June 2018 at Oakland Mills High School in Columbia, Maryland.Fifteen students...
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Climate Change Teacher Ambassadors Will Highlight Work in Upcoming Webinars
We welcomed our first eight NCSEteach Teacher Ambassadors in February through the Turning Misinformation into Educational...
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NCSE's Counter-Heartland flyers
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August 17, 2018@NCSE "The relatively swift adaptability of tiny, acorn-dwelling ants to warmer environments could help scientists predic… https://t.co/5xqDgpTQPA
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August 17, 2018@NCSE Our big toe was one of the last parts of the foot to evolve, according to a new study. #evolution https://t.co/EtuqqhG22Z
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August 17, 2018@NCSE A tricky balance when it comes to science communication. https://t.co/hVM72uOO5I
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