Press Release – DCPS Students Make Steady Improvement in Science Proficiency
Better late than never: The final 2009 DC CAS Science Results released last year. The progress was small, but heading in the right direction…
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Daughter and Father Thoughts on RESET
This week Sarah Kehoe wrote to ReSET: “My father … recently retired from a phenomenal government career as an aerospace engineer. I am nominating him for this volunteer opportunity as I know he will love it and be excellent at it. He mentored me in math/science and I now have my PhD in Molecular Cell Biology…
Newly Discovered Bacteria Can Eat Plastic Bottles
From Rawstory: https://bit.ly/2H2FU2w This link is no longer available, please see the Phys.org story on plastic-consuming bacteria! https://phys.org/news/2016-03-newly-bacteria-plastic-bottles.html
From RESET Advisor Professor Kohr
On Quality STEM Education from the Huffington Post: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/mark-a-elgart/does-your-childs-school-have-a-quality-stem-program_b_7155356.html
Students Use Hip Hop to Learn STEM
http://www.usnews.com/news/stem-solutions/articles/2015/05/26/tennessee-students-use-hip-hop-to-learn-stem-standards
RESET Volunteer Oscar Wiygul – A Profile
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…
RESET’ers and Students on NBC
Peter Mehrevari passed this along; it includes NBC News video of him and other ReSET Volunteers (including Christyann Pulliam) in the classroom at Whittier Education Campus in DC (in Thumbnail 11: What is Innovation?”) Hi John, Just wanted to let you know that today is the official launch of NBC’s series of innovation in the…
