Link below to the article “More Good News for Science” in the Huffington Post: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/dr-sten-odenwald/more-good-news-for-scienc_b_6152000.html

EXPERIMENT 1 OBJECTIVE: Build a structure that can support the most possible weight.   MATERIALS: Wooden Clothespins Binder Clips –3/4 inch wide Colored Jumbo Craft Sticks – 6 inches long Books PROCEDURE: Have children

ReSET Volunteer George Pick sent the following message.  It could be hard to persuade our students it’s not magic… Hello everyone; Somebody sent this fascinating U-tube video. It is worth watching. George Pick Pendulum

An excerpt from the 624/14 STEMCONNECTOR, below.  I found the drop in computer science degrees for women both notable and disappointing. I wonder if it is connected to the growth of computer gaming and

Report on Ed Rock’s PreKindergarten experience:  “You almost always leave the pre-school with students telling you they LOVE you.  This is pretty life affirming, especially if you’re having a bad day!” Edward Rock may

Liquid Rainbow: Density experiment Adult Supervision Required Items needed: Honey Light Corn syrup (clear) Dish washing liquid detergent (preferably blue or green) Water Oil (Olive oil or vegetable oil) Empty Clear Jar or Empty