ScienceDaily GREEN POWER SCIENCE ZME Science - science news, research, health, environment, space It's Okay To Be Smart The 10 Best Educational YouTube Channels for Kids Once, the only “screen time” kids had was in front of the television. Today, kids still watch TV, but even cable TV offerings are limited. Kids are not likely to find a TV show instructing them on the finer points of making do-it-yourself (DIY) slime. There probably are few TV shows starring a child their exact age who shares the same obsession with the same boy band. It’s unlikely that the decision-makers responsible for TV programming will greenlight a program dedicated to discovering what happens when various items are flushed down the toilet. No, your kids probably won’t find these shows on TV. 1. If you don’t live in or around Washington, D.C., you don’t have easy access to the highly educational Smithsonian Museum of Natural History. 2. Chicago’s Field Museum has created a YouTube channel called The Brain Scoop, which engages kids with such videos as “Why Did King Tut Have a Flat Head?” 3. If your child has an affinity for animals, check out the Houston Zoo YouTube channel. 4. 5.
NEWTON Ask a Scientist at Argonne National Labs! RationalWiki Public Library of Science Science News, Discoveries and Breakthrough Scientific Research - HuffPost Science Tracing Knowledge ... Στα ίχνη της Γνώσης New evidence from the Relativistic Heavy Ion Collider reveals different kinds of phase changes at different collision energies News Release By Karen McNulty Walsh April 4, 2014 Brookhaven National Laboratory Απο την κοσμική σούπα του πρώιμου σύμπαντος στην ύλη του σήμερα Στα ίχνη που άφησε η ύλη καθώς μεταμορφωνόταν απο την κατάσταση της κοσμικής σούπας που βρισκόταν την εποχή του πρώιμου σύμπαντος, στην σημερινή της μορφή, με νέα δεδομένα απο τον Σχετικιστικό Επιταχυντή Βαρέων Ιόντων (RHIC) του εργαστηρίου Brookhaven. Πρωτότυπη δημοσίευση Brookhaven National Laboratory Επιμέλεια κειμένου, απόδοση στα Ελληνικά Περικλής Δημ. Λιβάς (more…) Like this: Like Loading...
MIT Technology Review Social Media for Administrators As I have done a lot of work with school administrators on why they should be using social media and some practical ways to use it within their schools, I wanted to compile some articles together that will help schools/organizations move forward. They will be listed under two categories; the why and the how. The articles are listed below: The Why The Need for Courageous Leadership – If new ideas are going to happen and we are going to encourage risks, we need to take risks as well. Here is an example of a principal trying something new and tapping into the best resource in his school; his students. What Digital Accelerates – Many of the fundamentals that were important 50 years ago are still important today. Humanizing Our Organizations Through Social Media – In this post, I share what many organizations are doing around the world and how it is important that in education, we get through our culture of fear and do what we can to connect with those that we serve. The How
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