Daily Archives: August 14, 2007

Quiz time!

Here’s a back-to-school science quiz, courtesy of the Siemens Foundation. Some questions are serious, and others are goofy. Regardless, I know I have some serious studying to do … sheesh. Answers at the bottom of the quiz. (hat tip to … Continue reading

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Math standards

Math is an important component of science, so it makes sense to stay in tune with the revisions being made to Florida’s math standards. From the Orlando Sentinel education blog: The new standards — to be discussed today at the … Continue reading

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Famous last words

Creating man-made life in the lab is possible within the decade, according to this article. There are some obstacles to overcome, but scientists around the world aren’t letting those problems stop them. A biological chemist here in Florida is daring … Continue reading

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