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We invest in research, but what about teaching?
From a nice piece by Vikram Savkar at ScienceProgress.org entitled “We invest in research, but what about teaching?”: Since President Obama’s announcement of the Educate to Innovate program in November 2009, an encouraging number of technology and media companies, non-profit … Continue reading
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Tagged Education, higher education, Research, Science, science education, teaching, universities
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Never forget who the true enemy is
Ray Comfort’s inanity over on U.S. News & World Report comes to mind: We don’t find a half-evolved cow or bee. None of the 1.4 million species on the Earth has half an eye. Such deliberate cluelessness and misrepresentation – … Continue reading
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Tagged creationism, critical thinking, Education, evolution, journalism, Science
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