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The love‚ interest‚ and motivation to study science are part of a developmental process. It will not happen in one or two days. If the teacher doesn’t exhibit an interest and passion for the world of science‚ the development process is slowed down.

In our schools today‚ most instruction is focused on test preparation‚ not in-depth understanding of concepts and/or ideas. Because of this‚ coupled with teachers who are under-trained to teach science‚ science is not taught with understanding‚ interest‚ or motivation.


 
 
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Science Weekly explores vibrant topics that engage students.
2008 - 2009 topics include:

 
September - December 2008
Reflections and Echoes
Pain
Our Galaxy
Carnivorous Plants
Erosion
Electric Animals
The Atom
January - April 2009
Hot Springs
Muscles
Nanotechnology
Marsupials
Fungi
Alternative Energy
Hawks

 

 
 
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