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Field Trip Report from RESET Program Specialist Shaheen Khurana With the school year drawing to a close, students from J.G Whittier school, along with their RESET volunteer Mike Goldstein, set out on a field trip to see “DREAM BIG: Engineering the World,” a giant-screen film about engineering showing at the Lockheed Martin IMAX Theater at…

Science and Math Volunteers Work with Teachers and Students in the Classroom
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Article on Post-Grad Salaries
The Washington Post on May 24 ran an article comparing average annual income of graduates with various majors. It included the snarky joke (payback for all those nerd jokes)?: The scientist asks, “Why does it work?” The engineer asks, “How does it work?” The English major asks, “Would you like fries with that? Check it…

Second graders at Stratford Landing Elementary School examine “Animal Things” during their RESET session
We ended our day @StratfordLndgES with an amazing @ReSETonline lesson! pic.twitter.com/yobCDOgNR3 — Kelly Chapman (@MrsChapmanSLES) March 10, 2016

RESET Volunteer David McInnis: Lessons From The Atmosphere
From RESET Volunteer David McInnis: This week’s lesson was about condensation, the atmosphere, and PV=nRT (without the equation). I started listing the 3 states of matter (yeah, yeah, there’s really 4, let it go) on the board. I got as far as solid before students started calling out, “liquid”, “gas”. I was impressed. So I asked them for…

STEM on Steroids: A Star in a Bottle, Nuclear Fusion with ITER
Wow – I didn’t know this was happening. I had to check to make sure it’s not April Fool’s Day. Feedback? John https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2014/03/03/a-star-in-a-bottle