Report on the US Patent and Trade Office Volunteer peter Mehrevari: It is most insightful to see how children at that age think and process out solutions to a problem. Sometimes they come at a problem from a completely different angle than a person with a more learned mindset. Pete Mehravari, who serves as a…

We ended our day @StratfordLndgES with an amazing @ReSETonline lesson! pic.twitter.com/yobCDOgNR3 — Kelly Chapman (@MrsChapmanSLES) March 10, 2016

Dr. Harold Sharlin’s thoughts on science and math as a new school year begins:  https://www.huffpost.com/entry/back-to-school-time-to-re_b_683486

When Oscar Wiygul volunteers at Clopper Mill Elementary school in Gaithersburg, he believes he is filling a void that was missing in his own childhood. “If I had found science more relatable when I was a kid, I think I would have become more engaged much earlier. The Neil DeGrasse Tysons and Carl Sagans of…

Cell bodies or synapses? https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/memories-may-not-live-in-neurons-synapses/?WT.mc_id=SA_Twitter#science

Now That’s Using Your Cerebral Cortex! ReSET volunteers are passionate about science, and they’ll go to great lengths to communicate that passion to their students. These scientists-in-the-classroom employ some unique and truly innovative methods of engaging children in their STEM field of expertise: Philip Posner, who has a Ph.D. in Medical Physiology, shows his students…